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Re: Wheels and Tires

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Re: Wheels and Tires

NJ Vike27 Apr 2007 21:08
Will do and thanks for the reply

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> Changing tire sizes should not have any effect on gas mileage.
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>> Thanks in advance.

Tom Simchak26 Apr 2007 18:27
Changing tire sizes should not have any effect on gas mileage.

Two other things...which you may already have thought of/checked
out...be sure that the new tires and wheels will fit into the wheel well
and that they won't scrape either on the top or the sides (when
turning).  Also, yes, you will have have to have the speedo and odometer
recalibrated, as the circumference of the new tires and wheels will be
greater than the old ones.

Tom S.
Houston, TX

> Greetings! I have a 2007 Acura TL Type S and want to replace those
> stock wheels with something a little nicer. Perhaps in chrome. So far,
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> Thanks in advance.

NJ Vike26 Apr 2007 17:49
Greetings! I have a 2007 Acura TL Type S and want to replace those
stock wheels with something a little nicer. Perhaps in chrome. So far,
it has been hell trying to find out if any wheels fit other than Ron
Johns. My question is that if I do find a nice wheel, will going to a
19" tire & wheel combo take away gas mileage? What about speed
performance like 0-60 or 1/4 mile? Will I need to have my Speedometer
recalibrated? I have 235-45-17 and would like to upgrade to a
235-35-19.

Thanks in advance.

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