2018 1le radial problems
Hello, I recently bought some 17in radials from a buddy. After throwing them on the car everything seems to be fine but after about 2-3 minutes of highway driving, I’m receiving a “service stabilitrak” and “service rear axle” message. It throws the car into quiet mode and turns off ABS and stabilitrak.
I took the car to a place where I could see under it without jacking it up to see if anything is hitting but I couldn’t find anything, which leads me to believe it is just something to do with the sensors. My question is, what steps should I be taking now? Would spacers fix this issue? Those with 17in radials, what tire size are you guys running? It’s sitting on 275/40ZR17 currently and I didn’t think that would be a issue. My front tire size is 285/30ZR20. |
sounds as if youre outside the envelope of tire diameter and it's setting off the system, this is definitely a thing that can happen when you go outside the systems parameters like the wheel is turning faster, or slower and the system wigs out.
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use this to see how very different that tire is over the stock 305/20
https://tiresize.com/comparison/ |
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May be a dumb question but is this going to affect anything with my suspension components? |
You need a tire that is very close to the OEM tire's diameter. Rim size doesn't matter.
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Problem you will run across is, with a 17" tire, you could have a rathe tall side wall, which may make finding the right size tires interesting as well and make the car feel like it's floating around when you make a turn. I do not know how much of a problem either of these will cause you, but you do want to be aware of them before you buy a tire.
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you need a 26" front tire, as well. i used an 18x5 with a mt sportsman sr front tire. i wouldn't suggest making pulls with the current setup, the car will be all over the place.
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My friend the same situation but apparently it is difficult to find a specialist to help.
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Stock tire height 25.7". I think you can go down about 1 " no problem.
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305 tires will fix it, happened to me with trying to run a 28 inch rear and 26 front. tires need to be same height.
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