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Mine is
Front 245/30/20 Rear 275/30/20
Anything gonna happen to my 4matic ?
Here's how the sizes compare for my setup:
Specification Sidewall Radius Diameter Circumference Revs/Mile Difference
235/35-20 --- 3.2in --- 13.2in --- 26.5in --- 83.2in --- 762 --- 0.0%
275/30-20 --- 3.2in --- 13.2in --- 26.5in --- 83.2in --- 761 --- 0.1%
And here's yours:
Specification Sidewall Radius Diameter Circumference Revs/Mile Difference
245/30-20 --- 2.9in --- 12.9in --- 25.8in --- 81.0in --- 782 --- 0.0%
275/30-20 --- 3.2in --- 13.2in --- 26.5in --- 83.2in --- 761 --- 2.7%
( http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html )
Pay attention to Diameter and Revs/Mi ... you will probably have issues with your 4Matic at some point. I'm not sure exactly how 4Matic works, but I would think it takes into account how fast each wheel is turning in order to make decisions on where to send power... if they're not revolving at the same rate, the computer won't be able to do what it needs to do. As far as what problems you might expect, I have no idea. Better safe than sorry though.
Edit: Oh, and "OD" refers to "Outer Diameter," which is the full diameter of the tire, as opposed to Inner Diameter, which measures the bead, where the rim makes contact with the tire (about 20" in this case)
Last edited by blegthbloo; Dec 29, 2015 at 09:38 AM.
Here's how the sizes compare for my setup:
Specification Sidewall Radius Diameter Circumference Revs/Mile Difference
235/35-20 --- 3.2in --- 13.2in --- 26.5in --- 83.2in --- 762 --- 0.0%
275/30-20 --- 3.2in --- 13.2in --- 26.5in --- 83.2in --- 761 --- 0.1%
And here's yours:
Specification Sidewall Radius Diameter Circumference Revs/Mile Difference
245/30-20 --- 2.9in --- 12.9in --- 25.8in --- 81.0in --- 782 --- 0.0%
275/30-20 --- 3.2in --- 13.2in --- 26.5in --- 83.2in --- 761 --- 2.7%
( http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html )
Pay attention to Diameter and Revs/Mi ... you will probably have issues with your 4Matic at some point. I'm not sure exactly how 4Matic works, but I would think it takes into account how fast each wheel is turning in order to make decisions on where to send power... if they're not revolving at the same rate, the computer won't be able to do what it needs to do. As far as what problems you might expect, I have no idea. Better safe than sorry though.
Edit: Oh, and "OD" refers to "Outer Diameter," which is the full diameter of the tire, as opposed to Inner Diameter, which measures the bead, where the rim makes contact with the tire (about 20" in this case)


Learned something today!!
hopefully 2.7% wont impact much on the 4MATIC system.
I have been using this setup for like 6 month already.
I guess I can't just change the front only because New front and old rear will have different traction. Thats gonna mess up the system even more right ???
If so,
I will have to use this set up till May 2016
then get PSS set with same specs of your set up.
Fingers crossed for now.








... I have pictures to upload when I get home, so standby for those...


