Speedometer Calibration tool - Can I borrow/rent it from you?

[Jperconte]

Hey Gang, I'm in the process of upgrading my 18" 275/60/18 to the Laramie OEM 20" 275/60/20. So basically, this will increase the height on the wheel about just over 2" from the worn out oem tires on have now. In addition, the speedometer will also need to be re-cal'd as this will now be off about 2 mph. I used this site to compare current and new tires sizes.

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Anyone have a calibration tool I can borrow or rent. I'd rather not go to the dealer, they are not too swift, and can barely handle an Oil change.

 

[Scram1500]

If you use an aftermarket programmer tool like Hypertech or Rough Country, the tool becomes "linked" to your vehicle and can only be used on one vehicle at a time

 

[Idahoktm]

You should probably put your location in your profile.

If you can spare $100 and you use Android devices or a Windows based laptop, you can use AlfaOBD to program your speedometer.

 

[Jperconte]

If you use an aftermarket programmer tool like Hypertech or Rough Country, the tool becomes "linked" to your vehicle and can only be used on one vehicle at a time

Thanks, I did not realize these are linked like the tuners are. Good Info!

 

[Whoa_Ram]

Just look for someone local with alfaobd and ask if they can do it for you. Fairly easy to do.