Not exact matches
The Sweet Pea E100 Electric Scooter also boasts a ton of impressive features including, a folding handlebar mechanism for effortless storage and transportation, an 8 -
inch pneumatic front tire and 4.9 -
inch polyurethane rear
wheel, and a hand - operated front brake, a pair of 12 - volt batteries, a charger, tools, a chain - driven high - torque and environmentally friendly motor, and a handy twist -
grip throttle.
It's 12
inch inflatable tires can
grip all terrains, and for even rough surfaces, the swivel front
wheels are locked.
Though the Continental all - season tires (on 19 - and 20 -
inch wheels) with which my test cars were equipped exhibited admirable
grip, it was clear the chassis could handle more.
Mechanical
grip is aided by a rear - biased weight distribution (54 percent of the F12's weight is on the rear axle), a five - link rear suspension (the 599 used control arms), and enormous Michelin Pilot Super Sport tires (315 / 35s at the rear, 255 / 35s in front, all on twenty -
inch wheels).
I'm thinking of minor changes like half an
inch wider rear
wheels, a new rubber compound providing more tire
grip, mildly tweaked suspension kinematics, and the more sensitive ABS, ASR, and PSM software.»
Beside providing better
grip and filling the
wheel wells, the 18 -
inch Michelins added some road noise despite the updated model's new acoustic windshield and larger and denser dash insulator.
The Quattro combined surer
grip from its 18 -
inch wheels (19s are available) with the lovable 2.0 - liter engine, which rockets the A3 from stoplight to 60 mph in about 5.8 seconds.
Eighteen -
inch wheels are standard, while 19 -
inch ones are offered as a $ 1,500 option; both come exclusively with all - season tires, so you'll need to hit up Tire Rack regardless if you want something with more
grip.
Vauxhall also lets drivers deactivate the electronic stability control system at the touch of a button — though 225 - section tyres on 18 -
inch wheels suggest a car that prioritises
grip over adjustability.
All - new Pirelli P Zero tires provide plenty of
grip, especially at the rear where stiffer sidewalls help the rubber cope with the dynamic demands of the 21 -
inch wheels.
It rides on 20 -
inch wheels and Pirelli PZero Nero tires, and comes standard with the largest front brakes that the SRT division has ever offered: 15.4 -
inch Brembo rotors
gripped by six - piston front calipers.
Of course, mechanical
grip is aided by a rear - biased weight distribution (54 % of the F12's weight is on the rear axle), a five - link rear axle (the 599 used wishbones) and enormous Michelin Pilot Supersport tires (315 / 35s at the rear, 255 / 35s at front, all on twenty -
inch wheels.)
Grip comes from massive 32 -
inch Mickey Thompson MTZ P3 tires, requiring a complete redesign of the
wheel wells.
Teamed with an independent rear suspension and the
grip of 20 -
inch high - performance summer tires, the all -
wheel drive made cornering at the limits mere child's play.
We also can't forget those massive black 20 -
inch wheels: not only do they look stunning, but they also lend the car an incredible amount of
grip.
An optional F - Sport Package includes a sport suspension and 18 -
inch wheels with summer tires that offer more
grip.
Substituting 0.4 -
inch wider Michelin tires for the Z06's Goodyears and mounting them to
wheels that are an
inch larger in diameter notched up the ZR1's
grip.
Riding on optional 20 -
inch wheels, the A7 generated an astonishing amount of cornering
grip, no doubt thanks to the aggressive 265 / 35 - YR 20 Yokohama Advan Sport summer tires fitted.
Half -
inch wider rear
wheels and new - gen Pirelli P Zero tires provide fiercer
grip and no worries about twitchiness.
The classy six - spoke alloy
wheels sound tiny by today's standards - they were 16
inches in diameter - but suited the Coupe's shape and had 215 - section tyres for suitable levels of
grip.
Its trick driveline now boasts
wheel - selective torque delivery, the cornering
grip of the 20 -
inch Pirelli P Zeros (the Cayman ran on the same tire type) is little short of phenomenal, and in Dynamic mode more grunt can be relayed to the rear
wheels in the blink of an eye.
Massive 22 -
inch wheels wrapped in off - road tyres should aid
grip, too.
Although Ferrari does offer optional twenty -
inch wheels, the nineteen - inchers strike a compelling balance between traction,
grip, and directional stability.
Stiff suspension mountings, wide tires mounted on 19 -
inch (or optional 20 -
inch)
wheels, and Dynamic Damper Control work together for high levels of
grip and handling.
The neatly carved
wheel arches have been fitted with a set of modish five spoke, 15
inch light alloy
wheels with rim size of 15 x 6J, which have been covered with tubeless radial tyres of size 195/65 R15 that have a strapping
grip on the road.
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inch alloy
wheels with Bridgestone Potenza (225/40) rubber generate plenty of
grip and combine with updated front and rear bodywork to give the nuggety little ball of muscle a more dynamic aesthetic.
Its 19
inch stock
wheels offer decent
grip but the car should not be pushed to its limits.
An electronic - locking rear differential and 32 -
inch on / off - road tires on 18 - or available 20 -
inch wheels provide additional
grip.
20 -
inch Carrera S
wheels provide the
grip necessary for excellent roadholding — exclusively for the 911 Carrera T, they are painted in high - gloss Titanium Grey.
The SRT Hellcat Widebody features devious fender flares that extend its width 3.5
inches, electric power steering with selectable modes, 305 / 35ZR20 Pirelli tires with extra
grip, and new 20 x 11 -
inch aluminum
wheels.
However, the 16
inch alloy
wheels look smaller but have a great
grip on the road.
Specific lightweight 18 -
inch aluminum
wheels and a 10 mm lower ride height contribute to improved aero properties and lower the Kizashi's center of gravity for better
grip and handling.
The new 18 -
inch tires have increased
grip and are mounted on larger
wheels than the outgoing product, helping enable enhanced stopping and improved handling.
Increased 25 mm (I
inch) offset on rear
wheels improves
grip and stability * 275/35 ZR20 Pirelli Ultra High Performance tyres * Advanced ESP system fully exploits potential of the most powerful W12 engine and improved chassis * Standard - fit carbon - ceramic brakes — the largest and most powerful brakes ever fitted to a production car — contribute 20 kg (44 lb) weight saving * 110 kg (243 lb) weight saving compared to Continental GT Speed
Speaking of twisty roads, the Golf R
grips the pavement with 235 - width tires wrapped around 19 -
inch wheels.
We were impressed by the amount of
grip provided by the Sport's 18 -
inch wheel - and - tire package.
MacPherson struts with coil springs, nitrogen gas pressurized shocks, stabilizer bars, speed - sensitive variable assist power steering, a thick, sure - handed steering
wheel, and 16 -
inch steel - belted radials maximize your
grip of the road while minimizing sway, lean, bumping or bouncing.
The T60 rides on handsome 16 -
inch alloy
wheels with 245 / 70R16 Dunlop Grandtrek tyres which, with on - road tread patterns, provided good
grip.
Key optional extras fitted to our car included the metallic paint ($ 478), heated windscreen ($ 71), panoramic sunroof ($ 1,217), three - row seats ($ 811), heated front seats ($ 203), and the
Grip Control pack which includes
Grip Control, Hill Assist Descent Control, 18 -
inch alloys shod with M+S tires (225/55 R18), and temporary spare
wheel (all for $ 385).
The RS 230 gets big 19 -
inch alloy
wheels with 225/35 R19 rubber which deliver plenty of
grip, and the steering provides a clear conduit to the cars» trajectory.
The car sits on 20 -
inch wheels fitted with 255 / 40RF -20 Dunlop SP Sport Maxx GT tyres, which are said to offer more
grip than the standard items.
Further down gimmick boulevard, you'll find a sports exhaust system, Brembo brakes, and 18 -
inch JCW Black
Grip alloy
wheels.
These stiffer, more expensive
wheels are lighter and the sport tires» extra
grip and reduced unsprung weight is aided by high - carbon steel, powder - coated springs that drop the car 1.1
inches in front, 1.3
inches in back.
The TT can be ordered with either 17 or 18 -
inch wheels, and while the larger rims provide greater
grip and traction, they also sacrifice a small amount of smoothness.
The 17 -
inch wheels with low profile tyres may not offer the best comfort but they have amazing
grip and even the braking performance is brilliant.
It's also a xDrive20d, but with an M Sport package that includes more aggressive styling, exclusive Melbourne Red paint, 19 -
inch M alloys and a fat M steering
wheel that I still can't get to
grips with, pun intended.
Our test car was optioned with 17 -
inch wheels ($ 450) in place of the standard 16s, and we found the
grip and cornering ability excellent.
The luxury 20
inch forged alloy
wheels with dark stainless finishing, and wrapped in continental 5P tires provides ride comfort as well as improvement in
grips.
lightweight STI
wheels (the first time that a BRZ has been offered with 18 -
inch wheels) mounted with 215/40 R 18 Michelin Pilot ® Sport 4 tires for superior
grip and quicker turn - in.
The reworked underpinnings provide a larger footprint, while standard 19 -
inch wheels shod with 235/40 front and 265/40 rear tires offer larger contact area and improved
grip levels.