Differences in wheels.
#1
Differences in wheels.
Well I went yesterday to pick up my SS rims, but needless to say the tires ended up being low profile tires. I forgot the exact brand, but I remember them saying F1 on them. Any bump I hit would throw my vehicle off way bad. I would be doing 50, small bump and the whole car would swerve. The day before I had the allignment done, tires balanced and mounted on my 16's. So the whole way up I had no problems. Switched and then the swerving occured. Is it the low profile tires doing this?? I had to pass on the deal because I didn't feel like swerving all over going 70 on the way home. Are there any 17 inch tires that will not do this?? I want to get the SS rims sooo bad. But if I can't find a decent tire that will not swerve, them I'm out of luck. Don't have to be low profile or anything, just for it to fit and give a decent ride like my stock ones. Price not high, but I can afford decent ones. Any ideas?? Thanks a lot!
#3
mine did the samething when I went from 245's to 275's...I think its called "tramling" or something like that. My car pulls alittle when i brake and if i'm driving on part of a road that is slightly uneven.
#6
thats the trade off you make when you go to wider low profile tires. They hold the road and handle better but they also like to grab every groove on the road and pull you around. Breaking was real fun back when I had my stock brakes with warped front rotors. I had to make sure i had a good hold on the wheel if I had to slam on the brakes. Id be pulled into the next lan if i wasnt paying attention.
#7
So there are no regular tires I could get without the pulling and shaking Don't have to be low profile or anything. Just as long as they fit. If a normal SS came with these rims brand new with the stock tires, do they experience this???
#12
Were you having the same problems as I mentioned on my first post, or was it just normal driving?? Thanks again. Also, does lowering the pressure them, say 28 psi, make a difference in anything?? I appreciate everybodies help
#13
Originally posted by nothingeined
Were you having the same problems as I mentioned on my first post, or was it just normal driving?? Thanks again. Also, does lowering the pressure them, say 28 psi, make a difference in anything?? I appreciate everybodies help
Were you having the same problems as I mentioned on my first post, or was it just normal driving?? Thanks again. Also, does lowering the pressure them, say 28 psi, make a difference in anything?? I appreciate everybodies help
I have no idea about what lowering the pressure would do.
#14
lowering the pressure wont do anything to help with this. it is just the width of the tire grabbing the road better and getting into ruts and grooves more/ the lower profile making the ride harsh.