Recalibration after larger tires

Is it worth the $ or are many doing the recalibration for their tire size? I think rough country has one. Or is there an app out there I don’t know about?
Appreciate the help!!!

 

Depends on the readings and tire size.

 

@Tundra234 im just putting a small level kit with 285/75R17

 

Personally I would say no.

 

Just out of curiosity, if the difference was bigger and bothered one's OCD, what are the options, and approximate cost of those options to recalibrate?

I've got 35x12.5x20 tires and mine is obviously quite a bit further off than OPs example

 

The Hypertec module was about $140.

 

I’m actually looking at going with the Falken wild peak RT in the
35/11.5/17
It’s says it’s a 34.8” tire
I’m coming off a 32” on stock 20”
Platinum wheels…like 265/55R20 or close to that anyway.

 

I have the Wild Peaks but the AT3Ws, they never seem to stay balanced. Not sure if the RTs have the same issues

 

@Red&03Taco that doesn’t make me happy…my #2 was Toyo open country lll.

 

I just installed the Rough Country In-Line Speedometer Calibrator over the weekend and have been very happy with it. Easy install. A little pricey but it as worth it to me to know my true speed. Good luck.

 

@brkncly yeah I’d like to have that luxury of true speed and I assume you’ll get real fuel mileage as well…not that we have these trucks for their steller fuel economy.