5.38 vs 5.13

Everyones numbers will vary, because everyone will have different 'actual' tire heights, and you will have people use mfg specs instead of going outside and measuring, and you will have people that haven't re-programmed for the new tires, etc.
Assuming that you use the actual measured tire height, that chart is very close to actual rpm's. Again, MEASURED heights, not mfg's. For me, it was correct for 3 different tire heights (stock sahara 18's, 33" nitto, 35" Maxxis) and 3 different gear ratios (3.73, 5.13, 5.38).
So, what exactly is your issue with an easy to use, easy to understand chart that was built specifically for JK's?
With an automatic, every little bit helps. That extra 100 rpm reduces the frequency of downshifting.
Although not regarding 37s, here is a relevant post about rpm and rear wheel horsepower with 35s and automatic vs. 6 speed transmissions:
This chart is for actual tire size. Measure your tire from the ground to the top outside edge of the tread to find your actual mounted tire height.

Although not regarding 37s, here is a relevant post about rpm and rear wheel horsepower with 35s and automatic vs. 6 speed transmissions:
This chart is for actual tire size. Measure your tire from the ground to the top outside edge of the tread to find your actual mounted tire height.

So if a 35" tyres is really a 34" once mounted on the rim and on the car.... should we then be looking at athe 34" tyre size on the chart?????



