Tire aspect ratio - 55%
Tire size (rolling circumference) - 2396mm
Tire width (millimetres) - 255 mm
Wheel rim diameter - 19 inch
I can't assist with:-
Trip Fuel Eco Adjust
Tyre Rolling Radius (mm)
Tyre Size MSB - IPC
Hopefully someone with more knowledge than I will assist.
I changed the 20" wheels on my D4 for 19", and appreciate the improved ride.
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3rd Jun 2018 10:33 am
dorianwoolger
Member Since: 11 May 2018
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Thanks for the reply.
Yes ride is better with the 19's and gives a little more protection when not on the tarmac
Don't know if the Trip Fuel Eco Adjust is part of it, thats just the order of items in IID Tool.Dorian Woolger
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If you adjust the Eco setting to -6.5 or -7% it makes the mpg readout near as dammit spot on, takes the smile off off your face a bit though.
3rd Jun 2018 1:34 pm
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I have fitted 265/65r18 to my D3 is it possible to change the wheel size in the CCF? On the D3 if so an idiots guide wold be goodDiscovery 3 HSE 07
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28th Apr 2019 8:44 am
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Yes, well it certainly is on a D4, if you make a note of the current Tyre Rolling Radius ABS setting so that you can revert back to it if necessary and then scroll backwards in your case you will come to your new tyre size amongst the three digit numbers, I have tried changing other all available relevant tyre size or wheel size stttings one at a time in the CCF and this is the only one that works on my D4 and is very accurate once changed. I changed from 275/45/21 summer to 255/55/19 winter. Make one change at a time noting the present setting so that you can revert back if it does not work and try the next as there are several different types of settings you can change, you have just got to find the one that works with your car as Pat Gap says only one or perhaps two will work with your vehicle.
Rolling Circumference for example was set at max, I reduced it several times and it made no difference.It can when others can't,
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