I read a lot of threads here about speedometer recalibration. Superlift's TruSpeed shows it works up to 2005. And the 2007 and later apparently have something that can be set by the dealer. How about the 2006?

I'm going from 265/65-17 to 265/70-17 so only a 3.4% increase. But I want to be accurate for mileage et cetera.

Anyone know the options for a 2006?

Thanks, CJ

Follow-up. Ended up getting Mickey Thompson Baja STZ in stock profile. http://www.tundrasolutions.com/forums/tires-and-wheels/214110-any-experience-mickey-thompson-baja-stz/

I was searching something else and found this thread. But I just installed one of these Official home page of the Yellow Box Speedo Recalibrator (http://www.yellr.com/) with the help of a friend today and it's not bad. It's pretty easy to use and fixed my truck most importantly!

Tru Speed works just fine on the 2006 just have to choose the right wires.

I installed the Yellr box using this exact guide: http://www.tundrasolutions.com/forums/electrical-and-computer-systems/120777-diy-truspeed-install-guide-2005-tundra/. (http://www.tundrasolutions.com/forums/electrical-and-computer-systems/120777-diy-truspeed-install-guide-2005-tundra/)

It's for a 2005 A/C and it worked on my 06 DC, 2wd, no VSC. I wouldn't pay over $200 for that piece of crap when you can have something that works the same and is tiny enough to tuck away anywhere.

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