How it works

TireFlows

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Tire 1
/R
Tire 2
/R

Result

Diameter Difference

-1.3%

Safety Rating

Safe

Within the recommended 3% safety margin.

The 3% rule is a common reference — not vehicle-specific advice. How it works

Speedometer Error

-1.3%

Absolute Difference

-0.37"

Speedometer

Assumes Tire 1 is what the speedometer is calibrated for. Shows approximate actual speed if you switch to Tire 2.

Reading (mph)Actual (mph)Difference
2019.7-0.3
3029.6-0.4
4039.5-0.5
5049.3-0.7
6059.2-0.8
7069.1-0.9
8079-1
Tire 1Dia. 28.40 ″Rim 16 ″6.20 ″Width 8.86 ″Revs/Mile 710.1Circum. 89.2″Tire 2Dia. 28.03 ″Rim 16 ″6.01 ″Width 9.25 ″Revs/Mile 719.6Circum. 88.1″
Tire 1
Specification
Tire 2
28.4"
Diameter
28.03"
8.86"
Width
9.25"
6.2"
Sidewall
6.01"
89.226"
Circum.
88.051"
710.1
Revs/Mile
719.6

How results are calculated

Tire dimensions are calculated from the metric size format (width / aspect ratio / rim diameter). Diameter, circumference, and revolutions per mile are derived mathematically — no fitment or vehicle data is used.

The 3% rule is a general reference for acceptable diameter difference, not a guarantee. Always check your vehicle manual or consult a tire professional.

How it works