Jeep Gear Ratio & Tire Size Chart
 

Considering making modifications to your Jeep? Whether it is changing an axle or going with different tires this chart is helpful in finding the right Tire Size to Gear Ratio that you need to achieve the optimal performance for your particular application.

Also, when making altering your factory gear ratio or wheel size your speedometer and odometer may read incorrect. Make the necessary changes to your speedo by replacing your Jeep Speedometer Gear.

A basic method to calculate is to mutiply .12 by your tire diameter. (.12 X 38" = 4.56)
The below table can be used to get a rough idea on gear ratios. The colors represent ideal RPM's at highway speeds (65). These calculations are assuming a manual transmission with a 1:1 ratio. If you drive an automatic your RPMs will be slightly higher, and the opposite is true if you have overdrive (your RPMs will be slightly lower).

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Thats an awsome chart must of taken a while to find it

Does the chart remain accurate for diesel?

Vards, it does remain the same rev wise but where you'll find differences is in the application guide. They will all go left a bit. Also note that this is manual at 1:1 drive not over drive and highway (U.S.) speed which is typically 70 mph (112.7 kmh) or in this case 65 mpg (105 km/h).

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