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Will different size wheels cause ABS issues?

Originally Posted by ScottOmatic Does anyone know if this can be fixed with a tune? Are you trying to be funny or is this a serious question? Originally Posted by

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Old 09-22-2014, 06:21 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Does anyone know if this can be fixed with a tune?
Are you trying to be funny or is this a serious question?

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You need the front diameter and rear diameter to be less than 3% difference between them.

OEM 19" sizes are 245/45R19 which is 678.6mm tall, and 275/35R19 which is 675.1 mm tall and the difference between the 2 is 0.52%
Thank you for the confirmation. I should be fine.
Now the only thing to check is if they will rub or have clearance issues on a stock 2014 Altima.
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I do not believe that Uprev can alter the rev / mile calculation.

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Are you trying to be funny or is this a serious question?
The SCT tuner on Mustangs and probably other vehicles has the ability to change the rev / mile calculation in the ECU so a different setup can be run without throwing codes.
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