different size tires
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different size tires
what are some problems one might encounter from using different size tires?
specs
F 195/50/15
R 195/55/15
and this is on a '96 civic with stock suspension for daily driving (no racing)
specs
F 195/50/15
R 195/55/15
and this is on a '96 civic with stock suspension for daily driving (no racing)
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Re: different size tires (fiebru1119)
what are some problems one might encounter from using different size tires?
specs
F 195/50/15
R 195/55/15
and this is on a '96 civic with stock suspension for daily driving (no racing)
specs
F 195/50/15
R 195/55/15
and this is on a '96 civic with stock suspension for daily driving (no racing)
Dependig on model, both of the chioces are good. But 195/50 I found to be a bit stiff. Every bump was transmitted to my butt. The tire also made more noise.
195/55 was like stock to me. The tire was wide enough to give me better grip, without additional tire noise. Maybe just a tad bit. Ride comfort was also very similar to stock. From the handling dept, it was better than stock in every aspect.
So why did I go with 205/50? Cause the shop was out of (cheaper brand) 195/55 and I needed tires. I would go back to 195/55 again.
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Re: different size tires (GoLowDrew)
im familiar with the quality issues but what i meant was if theres gonna be any problems with running different size tires on a car at the same time? thanks for the info though
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Re: different size tires (fiebru1119)
check this out...
http://pw1.netcom.com/~sgalaba/tiresize.htm#TireSize
http://pw1.netcom.com/~sgalaba/tiresize.htm#TireSize
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