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Just as the subject says, when would my speedometer need to be recalibrated? I know when the tire size changes, but what else? Would just new tires overall (same size), and what else besides tires. Thanx.
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If you change the gearing in the rear end it would also need to be changed.
For the most part tire size change only throws the speedo off a couple of percent.
New tires on stock rims would not warrant a recalibration unless there was a MAJOR tire size differance.
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