winter tires
Odd question, but it has to be asked :P
I drive my mustang all season long - snow, sleet, you name it...
Do I have to keep on using 17in rims, or can I go down lower to 16in, or even 15in rims?
I drive my mustang all season long - snow, sleet, you name it...
Do I have to keep on using 17in rims, or can I go down lower to 16in, or even 15in rims?
khumo esctas asx's are awesome in snow! They get great all around traction but ive never had any problem with them. I had those tires last year and i got anywhere i needed to go even in snow. You shouldnt go any wider than 245's though in the snow.
I've had continental extreme contacts for 30,000 miles now...They work great in snow and rain, but only ok for dry weather. But that should be expected from an all season tire. I'm getting new ones for this winter, and getting another set of summer tires&rims when the time comes.
ORIGINAL: 04BlueGT
He can go with the smaller wheels and get higher profile tires. Get the right tire size and your speedo will be accurate. You have to get the same circumference to accomplish it.
He can go with the smaller wheels and get higher profile tires. Get the right tire size and your speedo will be accurate. You have to get the same circumference to accomplish it.
http://ejelta.com/tiresize/index.htm...el=&maxdelta=2
How much % off would be ok?
[quote]ORIGINAL: straitwangin
Why is this true, Wouldnt it be better to have a larger footprint in the snow
You shouldnt go any wider than 245's though in the snow?
No because you end up planeing on the snow instead of cutting through it.
Why is this true, Wouldnt it be better to have a larger footprint in the snow
You shouldnt go any wider than 245's though in the snow?
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