[CH1GG5]

Greetings, that time of year... going to be ordering some winter rims/tires. I was considering going to an 18" rim in back and then run a 245/55/18 instead of the SRT stock 275/45/20. These would be 28.6" in diameter instead of 28.7".

Would this cause any issue with the TCS/ABS having 2 different diameters in front and rear? Instinct tells me it would... as if it sense the rear wheels are spinning faster than the front, that would indicate a lack of traction. However, I see a lot of people running staggered setups with radials or skinnies and I would not think they all need a tune to do so?

 

[ChallyTatum]

I was looking into this as well and ran into this thread..5% difference tolerated but this is for the older models.

http://www.challengertalk.com/forums/f5/srt-engineers-chat-session-answers-29653/?29653=#post418618

 

[CH1GG5]

I was looking into this as well and ran into this thread..5% difference tolerated but this is for the older models.

http://www.challengertalk.com/forums/f5/srt-engineers-chat-session-answers-29653/?29653=#post418618

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Wow, thank you! That's a pretty large difference really. I would be fine going to 0.3% difference down to 28.6"... but like you said that is for the older models. If I get a chance today I may try to get some answers from dealer or dodge

 

[A Guy]

A user could have new tires in the front, and worn in the back, etc. The difference could be that mush. It would make sense (death knell, lol) that they'd have some tolerance built in. A Guy

 

[hawkgfr]

A user could have new tires in the front, and worn in the back, etc. The difference could be that mush. It would make sense (death knell, lol) that they'd have some tolerance built in. A Guy

MUSH obliged....

 

[A Guy]

A Guy