Yeah but the bigger tire not only looks better it rides better.
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I don't think so.....doesn't make sense. No matter what part of the tire is touching the ground, it would still travel the same amount of revolutions. Distance traveled divided by time is the formula for speed.SmokenJOE said:Just a thought..have lots of these
Wonder if the speedo is off due to our tires being rounded. Certainly not traveling at same speed on the side when making a curve as we would be going straight. :-\
True, but doesn't the smaller diam. get there sooner?immortal13 said:I don't think so.....doesn't make sense. No matter what part of the tire is touching the ground, it would still travel the same amount of revolutions. Distance traveled divided by time is the formula for speed.SmokenJOE said:Just a thought..have lots of these
Wonder if the speedo is off due to our tires being rounded. Certainly not traveling at same speed on the side when making a curve as we would be going straight. :-\
You're thinking too hard on this one... At a given RPM, you might be going faster on top of the tire vs on the side of the tire. I can agree with that. But the speedo gets it's reading from inside the engine/tranny somewhere. It doesn't matter what part of the tire you're riding on... And besides, most of the time when people check their speed, they are traveling in a straight line anyway.SmokenJOE said:True, but doesn't the smaller diam. get there sooner?immortal13 said:I don't think so.....doesn't make sense. No matter what part of the tire is touching the ground, it would still travel the same amount of revolutions. Distance traveled divided by time is the formula for speed.SmokenJOE said:Just a thought..have lots of these
Wonder if the speedo is off due to our tires being rounded. Certainly not traveling at same speed on the side when making a curve as we would be going straight. :-\
Another theory proved wrong.bekohlko said:You're thinking too hard on this one... At a given RPM, you might be going faster on top of the tire vs on the side of the tire. I can agree with that. But the speedo gets it's reading from inside the engine/tranny somewhere. It doesn't matter what part of the tire you're riding on... And besides, most of the time when people check their speed, they are traveling in a straight line anyway.SmokenJOE said:True, but doesn't the smaller diam. get there sooner?immortal13 said:I don't think so.....doesn't make sense. No matter what part of the tire is touching the ground, it would still travel the same amount of revolutions. Distance traveled divided by time is the formula for speed.SmokenJOE said:Just a thought..have lots of these
Wonder if the speedo is off due to our tires being rounded. Certainly not traveling at same speed on the side when making a curve as we would be going straight. :-\
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