over reading samples from hall effect sensor

Hi,

Im building a kilometer reader based on a wheel sensor which is hall effect. Im reading the signal not straight out of the sensor, but after he came out a several process units (based on the schematic of the car). The arduino save the kilometer reading to the eeprom and when it wakes up, it read the value back from the eeprom. when im connecting my laptop to read the value of the kilometer from the eeprom (when the car is parked) it shows me a higher reading the what the actual travel distance was.
I would be glad to get your advice if there's something wrong with the code.
this my first project with arduino so please forgive my newbie mistakes.

attached is the code:

#include <EEPROMEx.h>


   volatile byte pulse;
 
   float Diameter =0.66;
   float WHLdistance=0; // count the wheel distance to 1 KM
   //int SQRout =  11; //assign pin 11 to be the output of the square wave for the interupt
   byte PowerOnOff = 7; // detects when the switch power is off.
   byte eepromDISPLAY = 5;// pin for detecting button pressed
   boolean eepromPressed = false;// storing the reading from the button
   boolean lasteeprom = false ; // storing the previuos value of the pressed button
   volatile long KM;
   
   int oldPulse = 0;
    byte oldhundredm;

 void setup()  {
   pinMode (eepromDISPLAY, INPUT);
   digitalWrite(eepromDISPLAY, HIGH);// the buttom short to ground
   pinMode (PowerOnOff, INPUT);
   digitalWrite(PowerOnOff, HIGH);// high so the arduino will stay on when nothing's connected
   digitalWrite (2,HIGH); //puts the interrupts pin in high impadence 
   //pinMode (SQRout, OUTPUT);
   Serial.begin(115200);
   attachInterrupt(0, rpm_fun, RISING);// increase pulse count
   //attachInterrupt(1,WakeUP,RISING);  //wakes up the arduino
   
   pulse = 0;
   KM = EEPROM.readLong(0);   // need to read from the eeprom the value of KM
 
 } //end setup


 void loop()
 {
       
       //checks the EEPROM button to diaplay current KM on screen.
       boolean eeprom = debounce (eepromPressed);
       if (eeprom == false && lasteeprom == true){ 
          DiaplsyEEPROMval();
       }//end EEPROM if
       lasteeprom =  eeprom;
   
   
       //this condition checks if the switch power is off
       // if off it saves the KM to the eeprom.
       if (!(digitalRead (PowerOnOff))){
         EEPROM.writeLong(0,KM);
       }
        
 
     /*digitalWrite (SQRout,HIGH);
      delay(10);
      digitalWrite (SQRout,LOW);
      delay (10);*/
   
   
   byte hundredM = (WHLdistance / 100);
    
   if (pulse >= 4 ) { 
     //Update WHLdistance count every 4 pulses.
     WHLdistance = WHLdistance + Diameter*PI;
     Serial.print ("  Wheel Distance:");
     Serial.println ( WHLdistance);
     pulse = 0;
     
     if (hundredM !=oldhundredm) { // calculate the distance to diaplay 100 meters incarments.
       
         Serial.print ("small trip   ");
         Serial.println (hundredM);
         oldhundredm = hundredM;
         
       } //end display 100 meter
   }//end of pulse if
 
   if (WHLdistance >1000) {
     WHLdistance =0;  
     Serial.print ("zeroing WHLdistance");
     Serial.println (WHLdistance);
     KM++;// increase KM count
    
     Serial.print(" Kilometer:");
     Serial.println(KM,DEC);
   }//end of kilometer if
 
     
 }//end loop
 
 
 void rpm_fun()
 {
   oldPulse = pulse;
   pulse++;
   //Each rotation, this interrupt function runs 4 times
 }// end rpm_fun
 
 void DiaplsyEEPROMval()
 {
   Serial.print (" Current kilomtrage is:  "); 
   Serial.println (EEPROM.readLong(0));
 }//end DiaplsyEEPROMval
  
 boolean debounce (boolean eeprom) 
 {
    boolean current = digitalRead (eepromDISPLAY);
      if (eeprom != current){
        delay (5);
        current = digitalRead (eepromDISPLAY);
      }
      return current;
 }

I forgot the mention that I have 4 pulses per revolution. Also i did a test when driving (not me) 30 kilometers (about 19 miles) one way with a oscilloscope and the other with serial monitor.And I looked at the reading on the serial monitor what i found out is that the arduino is reading much faster the the signal of the oscilloscope.
I would appreciate any help with the code..