Does a wheel size change require re-code?

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Does a wheel size change require re-code?

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09-26-2006, 02:19 AM

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Does a wheel size change require re-code?

I'm upgrading from 19" to 20" wheels. In order to ensure speedometer accuracy, do I need to have the dealer recode the X5? Should I even worry about it since the change isn't that significant?

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