That makes sense....
I have also noted that those signs are always showing about 2mph slower than my speedometer on my pickup truck. But vehicle speedos are never
100% accurate because of factors in the vehicle, gear ratios and so on, but tire size is a huge factor. I have heard of guys changing the speedo gear, just because they put on larger or smaller tires. As long as I know that my speedo is showing "30" when I'm actually doing 28, I know I can legally go a little faster. I actually like those signs, because they do "test my speedometer.I dont know what size tires came with my truck, but I tend to run heavier tires than most people, because I haul farm equipment, hay bales, etc. I'm sure that makes up the difference. My tires are all
10ply, and the quarter or half inch of extra thickness does matter in the long run.