TireMath app for iPhone and iPad
4.4 (
1634 ratings )
Utilities
Travel
Developer: CritterCreek.NET, LLC
0.99 USD
Current version: 1.0, last update: 7 years agoFirst release : 29 Jan 2010
App size: 421.52 Kb
TireMath is an intuitive, easy-to-use application that provides answers to several different tire equations. What size tire is 33x12.5x15 in Metric? I got bigger tires, now is my speedometer off? What size gear ratio do I need after upgrading my tires? All these questions can be answered with this tool. TireMath includes the following calculations:
Metric to Standard Tire Conversion
Standard to Metric Tire Conversion
Speedometer Conversion based on Tire Size
Odometer Conversion based on Tire Size
Needed Gear Ratio based on Tire Size
Latest reviews of TireMath app for iPhone and iPad
Worst app on the entire App Store
It instantly crashes every single time I open it, I want my money back for this piece of garbage.
It instantly crashes every single time I open it, I want my money back for this piece of garbage.
Broken App.
This app does not load. It just crashes and still no update. I request a refund!.. Bu aplikasyon bozuk, yuklemiyor / calismiyor ve kapaniyor. Paramin iade edilmesini talep ediyorum.
This app does not load. It just crashes and still no update. I request a refund!.. Bu aplikasyon bozuk, yuklemiyor / calismiyor ve kapaniyor. Paramin iade edilmesini talep ediyorum.
The not function
The program not compatible is iOS 9.1 >
The program not compatible is iOS 9.1 >
Great tool
The gear ratio tool is WAY......... off, but every thing looks to be right on, I have a 98 Jeep Wrangler. 27" Original diameter, 35" New diameter, current gear ratio 3.07, the app says 3.98 BUT every chart I found the gear ratio needed is 4.56, I actually have 33s and installed a 4.56 gear set, now in my rear end from a 3.07. Now I have the stock gear ratio feel and acceleration. Thats just my 2 cents, simple math might be there, but the friction and torque reduction is not factored
The gear ratio tool is WAY......... off, but every thing looks to be right on, I have a 98 Jeep Wrangler. 27" Original diameter, 35" New diameter, current gear ratio 3.07, the app says 3.98 BUT every chart I found the gear ratio needed is 4.56, I actually have 33s and installed a 4.56 gear set, now in my rear end from a 3.07. Now I have the stock gear ratio feel and acceleration. Thats just my 2 cents, simple math might be there, but the friction and torque reduction is not factored
Quit working
Last program upgrade made the app not work. I can not change any of the numbers.
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Last program upgrade made the app not work. I can not change any of the numbers.