What the tool does, how to run it, and what to expect from the result.
A size like 225/45R17 means a 225 mm wide tire whose sidewall is 45% of the width, on a 17-inch rim. Overall diameter = 2 × sidewall + rim: 24.97 inches here. Changing size changes the diameter, and with it the speedometer reading; staying within about ±3% of the original diameter is the common guideline.
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In 225/45R17: 225 mm tread width, 45% aspect ratio (sidewall height as a share of width), R for radial construction, 17-inch wheel.
Yes. A larger diameter covers more ground per turn, so you drive faster than the speedometer shows: a 2% larger tire at an indicated 60 mph is 61.2 mph.
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