Will 24 in rims kill my transmission in my 2011 dodge charger rallye v6

Asked by De Jul 24, 2013 at 07:51 PM about the 2011 Dodge Charger Rallye RWD

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mberezee answered 11 years ago

It will put extra strain on your drivetrain, but it shouldn't kill your transmission. It will kill your acceleration.. Also, if you have ABS and things like that the bigger wheels can throw off the ABS sensors and your brake light will be on. *Not responsible for any broken transmissions.*

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Kashmere78 answered 4 years ago

I got a show car... maybe drive it 2 weeks out the month around the city. But it's on 24s.... n it's a V6 mustang with the sport gear and all. But it's not an everyday car. Will I still mess up the tranny, or say I take a 2hour drive out of town. Only asking professional advice. Thank u

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