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Updating Tire Size Question

CeeBee513

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Not sure if this is the right area to post but figured I would started here. I have a ThinkScan 689BT and used a SGM bypass cable and still could not find the area to modify the tire settings. It seems I can do lots of stuff with the bypass installed, but can't seem to find the right place to change your size. Anyone have experience with this tool and a bypass cable?

Worst case I had an old ELM327 adapter that seems to work with JScan and I was quickly able to find the tire settings there. Would be nice if I didn't have to spend another $25 for a license when I have a pretty decent scan tool.
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Yea JScan was easy, I found it, but was hoping to use my Scan Tool instead of buying a license.
 

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I don’t know of one. The $20 for a JScan license is well worth it.
Yep. Five years ago, I purchased the OBD adapter, SGW cables, and the licenses for five of our Mopar vehicles and still was less than $200. And still use it. Definitely worth it.
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