XVEA Automobile Information Tools

Vehicle Unit Conversion Tools

All these vehicle conversion tools use values verified by NIST.

Tip: you can enter a value in the box on the right to perform the reverse conversion.

Distance

Fuel Economy

Fuel Volume

Power

Speed

Temperature

Tools

Other Measurements

Summary

Distance

Mile

Kilometer

Formula Approximate result - multiply Mile by 1.609. Full multiplication: 1.609344

Sample usage: Conversion for travel on foreign roads.

Foot

Meter

Formula: for approximate results, divide 1 foot by 3.281. Full division: 3.28084

Sample usage: Helpful for measuring vehicle dimensions or tire sizes.

Fuel Economy

Mile per US Gallon

kilometer per Liter

Formula Approximate result - divide Gallon by 2.352. Full division: 2.352145

Sample usage: Varied uses in vehicle fuel conversions.

Mile per imperial (UK) gallon

kilometer per Liter

Formula Approximate result - divide Gallon by 2.825. Full division: 2.82481

Sample usage: Varied uses in vehicle fuel conversions.

Fuel Volume

Liter

US Gallon

Formula: for approximate results, divide Liter by 3.785. Full multiplication: 3.785411784

Sample usage: Use for fuel capacity or fluid volume conversions

Liter

Imperial (UK) Gallon

Formula: for approximate result, divide Liter by 4.546. Full division: 4.54609

Sample usage: Use for fuel capacity or fluid volume conversions

Ounces

Grams

Formula: for approximate result, multiply Ounces by 28.35. Full multiplication: 28.34952

Sample usage: Measuring small quantities like engine additives or lubricants.

Power

Mechanical horsepower (hp)

Kilowatt (kW)

Formula: Approximate result - multiply Horsepower by 0.7457

Sample usage: Useful when comparing engine output or energy consumption.

Cubic Inch

Liter

Formula: for approximate result, divide 1 Cubic Inch by 61.024. Full division: 61.0237

Sample usage: Useful for engine displacement or calculating fuel efficiency.

Watts

Amps

Formula Amps = Watts / 12v

Sample usage: Electrical system calculations and diagnostics.

Watts

Amps

Formula Amps = Watts / 24v

Sample usage: Electrical system calculations and diagnostics.

Speed

Miles per hour (mph)

kilometer per hour (km/h)

Formula Approximate result - multiply Mph by 1.609. Full multiplication: 1.609344

Sample usage: International car travel and automotive engineering.

Temperature

Celsius

Fahrenheit

Formula (0°C × 9/5) + 32

Sample usage: For precise temperature conversions such as coolant temperature.

Celsius

Kelvin

Formula Add 273.15 to the Celsius number

Sample usage: For precise temperature conversions such as coolant temperature.

Tools

Metric (mm)

SAE (inch)

Note: There is no exact equivalent for tools in mm to inch - only close match.

Formula Approximate result - 1 mm = 0.03937 in

Sample usage: Mechanics tools conversion for Nuts & Bolts.

N.m

lbf.ft

Formula Approximate result - divide N.m by 1.356. Full division: 1.3558179483

Sample usage: Used for measuring force or torque in precision tools.

Inch

Millimeter

Formula Multiply 1 Inch by 25.4

Sample usage: Use for converting measurements for bolts, tire sizes, or other car parts.

BAR

PSI

Formula Approximate result - multiply 1 BAR by 14.504. Full division: 14.5038

Sample usage: Use for Tyre inflation devices.

Other Measurements

Liter

Cubic Centimetres (CC)

Formula Multiply Liter by 1000

Sample usage: Useful for checking vehicle engine size specification.

Pounds

Kilograms

Formula For an approximate result, divide 1 pound by 2.205. Full division: 2.20462

Sample usage Calculating the weight luggage, payload or car parts.

Summary

About these automotive Conversion Tools

Conversion tables for vehicles are often found within the pages of workshop repair manuals for professional and amateur mechanic use. For instance, when using tools for tightening nuts & bolts to a precision, such as a torque wrench, the torque conversion between [ N.m ] and [ lbf.ft] would be a useful converter in this respect. The formula used in the calculation are also shown for each conversion factor unit.

Verification

These vehicle-focused conversion tools are using NIST Industry Verified Values for unit calculations, and additionally have been referenced from relevant conversion of units sections from Wikipedia.