Tire sizes and consequences
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I just bought the 2004 pictured below, and it has all round 255zr2097y tyres. A quick call to my local General Tire place, indicated that they should be different sizes front and back.
Any comments about this? How does the car respond differently between the two states.
I have no problem reverting to the two sizes. I will not spend the extra money on Pirelli as I live in Houston, Texas, a place with no hills, two roundabouts and I am told, at least one road with a curve and where it snows once every four years.
On a funny note, my spell check wanted to change Pirelli to Zeffirelli but when I mispelled Zeffireli it wanted to substitute Schiaparelli.
Any comments about this? How does the car respond differently between the two states.
I have no problem reverting to the two sizes. I will not spend the extra money on Pirelli as I live in Houston, Texas, a place with no hills, two roundabouts and I am told, at least one road with a curve and where it snows once every four years.
On a funny note, my spell check wanted to change Pirelli to Zeffirelli but when I mispelled Zeffireli it wanted to substitute Schiaparelli.
Last edited by pearlfisher; 07-28-2012 at 12:34 PM.
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The 20 inch variant seems to be an often chosen dealer option in the USA and common enough that most tire (tyre) places have information on both.
I am not usually a fan of large wheels and low profile tyres on US cars as we have more potholes in a mile of street than you have on the entire motorway system.
I am not usually a fan of large wheels and low profile tyres on US cars as we have more potholes in a mile of street than you have on the entire motorway system.
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