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Changed my tire diameter, relearned PCM, relearned AWD, reset DTCs, but advancetrac warning still pops up.
Any ideas?
Any ideas?
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What dtc codes are present.
What did you set the circumstance to?
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The numbers and descriptions should lead you to help for them I assume you have forscan. I had to clear twice in my wife’s ‘22 and take it for a short drive. Did you change the tpms psi too?
that’s why. That number is way too high. It’ll never accept that.
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I may be wrong but I thought it was capped at 2800 what size tire did you go with? I have 37’s on order.
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If your going off a tire manufacturer specs the math doesn’t work. Needs to be measured from center of rim to the ground with weight. Then do the math. I’ll be facing the same situation this weekend. I also have nitto’s coming lol.
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From my experience, 2880 is the highest you can go. My 37” nittos were perfect at 2800
No problem. That’s still going to be way too high though, but it shouldn’t set a code. Like I said, my 37 Nitto trail grapplers match gps speed perfectly at 2800. Good luck
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