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The size of the wheel effects the number of rotations of the tire but not the speed at which the rotations occur. A huge wheel moving at ten miles per hour is going no faster than a small wheel going at ten miles per hour. The difference is that the larger tire makes fewer rotations than the smaller one, but the speed of the rotations does not change.
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