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I just used a tape measure and google to convert 34" to mm. Oddly, I get better gas mileage with larger tires after changing in forscan than I did with BD stock tires. I wonder if Ford had the wrong number in there before. Understanding of course that the computer is figuring out the mileage not real world by me.Tarikh, most 35s aren’t exactly 35.0” in diameter. For example, Sasquatch tires (LT315/70 R17) are 34.4” diameter, so the circumference for that tire would be 2741 mm. Not a big difference between 2741 and 2791, but it’s still smaller. So be sure to use your exact tire diameter, and not the nominal diameter marketed by the tire maker. Might as well be exact, if you can.
Source: 2021 Bronco Factory Tire Size & Wheel Size Comparisons (Circumference, Diameter, Height, Width, Bolt Pattern, Center Bore)
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