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Determining Tire Revolutions Per Second at 8 km/h (5 mph) - Using EVA

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Tire and wheel assembly rotational speed can be obtained through using the J 38792-A. Perform the following steps using the J 38792-A to obtain the rotational speed at 8 km/h (5 mph). Use the Enter key to advance and the Exit key to backup.

  1. On the Main Menu screen, select Auto Mode.
  2. On the Suspected Source screen, select Vehicle Speed.
  3. On the Tire Info Source screen, select Manual Entry.
  4. On the Tire Width screen, enter the specific width of the tires.

    For example: For a P275/55R20 tire, enter 275.

  5. On the Aspect Ratio screen, enter the specific aspect ratio of the tires.

    For example: For a P275/55R20 tire, enter 0.55.

  6. On the Rim Diameter screen, enter the specific rim diameter size.

    For example: For a P275/55R20 tire, enter 20.0.

  7. On the Driveshaft Configuration screen, enter FWD, even if the vehicle is a rear wheel drive.
  8. The next screen will display the tire size just entered for confirmation.

    For example: 275 0.55 20.0 - Front Wheel Drive. If the tire size displayed is correct, press Enter.

  9. On the Vehicle Speed Units screen, press Enter, disregard mph or km/h.
  10. Press the Exit key several times slowly while watching the backwards progression of the screens. Stop at the Tire Info Source screen.
  11. On the Tire Info Source screen, select RPS at 5 mph.
  12. The next screen will display the revolutions per second (RPS) at 8 km/h (5 mph) for that specific tire size. For example: The P275/55R20 will display 0.90 RPS.