Yes. OEM tires, and replacements, which were the same size.
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05 Speedometer innacuracy
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Did your Ford dealer have ANY comment or explanation or offer to fix?
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Good question; unfortunately I never asked. I'd had the car a couple of years before I was really fully aware of the problem--after I got the GPS. And by then it didn't seem that big a deal.
There was an anecdote posted recently about a cop who, apparently, recognized another car as having speedo problems. I had a similar incident in rural Missouri. State cop stopped me, specifically asked what my speedo had indicated. No ticket issued.
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Good question; unfortunately I never asked. I'd had the car a couple of years before I was really fully aware of the problem--after I got the GPS. And by then it didn't seem that big a deal.
There was an anecdote posted recently about a cop who, apparently, recognized another car as having speedo problems. I had a similar incident in rural Missouri. State cop stopped me, specifically asked what my speedo had indicated. No ticket issued.