If I install tires that are about 40mm taller, the speedometer and odometer are now going to read low. The computer systems make decisions based on the standard tire height / revolutions per mile.
So after installing taller tires, is there any way to recalibrate the system for the different height tires?
Since primitive vehicles like Chevy pickup trucks can be calibrated, I'd expect that it is possible for a Tesla but....
My goal is to use:
Enkei Performance Phantom or Victory 19"x8" (or some other 19"x7.5-8" wheel)
Bridgestone Blizzak DM-V2 235/65R19 (for greater ground clearance and Ice traction)
So after installing taller tires, is there any way to recalibrate the system for the different height tires?
Since primitive vehicles like Chevy pickup trucks can be calibrated, I'd expect that it is possible for a Tesla but....
My goal is to use:
Enkei Performance Phantom or Victory 19"x8" (or some other 19"x7.5-8" wheel)
Bridgestone Blizzak DM-V2 235/65R19 (for greater ground clearance and Ice traction)