The handling characteristic in which the front tires break loose because they are running a larger slip angle
than the rear tires.
Front tires typically tend to wear more quickly
than rear tires, because of steering / cornering forces and the difference in weight on the front tires.
That means during cornering the front tires have more traction
than the rear tires.
For example, front tires experience different to wear
than rear tires because front tires are being regularly turned because of steering.
When pressed hard, the 2,975 - pound Mustang GT oversteers, meaning that the front tires have more traction
than the rear tires.
Must be because front tires are narrower
than rear tires, and light weight engine causes center of gravity to be closer to rear traction wheels.
Not exact matches
This scooter is more stable
than other models, thanks to the pneumatic front and
rear tires, which are a nice 10 inches wide.
The Tre weighs a pound and a half more
than the Activ3 because of the larger
rear tires, at 28 1/2 lbs.
Weight distribution is a less -
than - ideal 58/42 percent front /
rear, even though the engineers made several concessions for lightness and for reduced front -
tire load.
The 10 - spoke wheels are staggered in size, with the
rears being larger and wider
than the fronts, and wear bespoke Michelin Pilot Sport 2
tires sized 285 / 35ZR19 and 335 / 30ZR20, respectively.
Audi even flared the front wheel arches to accommodate the optional 255 / 30R -19
tires, which are almost an inch wider
than the
rears.
If he means that the
rear tire was worn more
than the front
tire, this is also expected, and, again, occurs more rapidly on heavier motorcycles.
Key bits include a strengthened frame to cope with the stress created by off - road use, Fox Racing - sourced shocks with internal bypasses — giving the Raptor more
than 13 inches of suspension travel (13.9 up front, 14.0 at
rear)-- an electronic locking
rear differential with a 4.10 ratio, Terrain Management with six selectable drive modes including Baja mode, and 315 / 70R -17 BFGoodrich All - Terrain T / A KO2
tires.
Even with its 305 / 30R20
rear tires, which are wider
than the 275 / 40R20s worn by the Hellcats, the Camaro ZL1 feels under -
tired, its sticky Goodyears smoking at your right foot's behest.
Even beyond the struggle to put all of this power to the road without incinerating the
rear tires, accessing the total horsepower potential of the 2015 Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat is more complicated
than you might think.
When hooves hit dirt, I let out the heavy clutch, and the
rear end hooks up surprisingly well, considering there's no traction control and the matched
tires are each only 1.5 inches wider
than those on a Club edition.
Though it struggles a bit when the snow gets deep, the
rear - drive 2014 Cadillac CTS Vsport brings home the point that winter
tires are far more important
than all - wheel drive.
The thinking is that if you have new
tires on the front and old
tires at the
rear that the car may be inclined to oversteer (i.e. go into a spin, «hang the tail out»), which is potentially more dangerous
than if you had less grip at the front.
The M Formula Following the M car formula, the 1M features increased power, a manual transmission,
rear - wheel drive, a modified suspension, fat
tires and a distinctive look — perhaps more distinctive
than the other Ms.. The car's track is 2.8 inches wider in front and 1.8 inches wider in
rear than the regular 1 Series, so the fenders have swollen as well, resulting in an exaggerated, almost cartoony style that might appeal to some BMW fans — and turn off others.
Over the years, Porsche has dialed in a more balanced and stable chassis with more even weight distribution, vastly improved suspension systems,
rear tires wider
than the fronts, and the safety net of stability control.
The M Formula Following the M car formula, the 1M features increased power, a manual transmission,
rear - wheel drive, a modified suspension, fat
tires and a distinctive look — perhaps more distinctive
than the other Ms.. The car's track is 2.8 inches wider in front and 1.8 inches wider in
rear than the regular 1 Series, so the fenders have swollen as well, resulting in an exaggerated, almost cartoony style that might appeal to some BMW fans &... Show full review
Discretion being the better part of valor, the conservative configuration almost immediately provides more intervention
than it's worth, with the torquey engine easily breaking the
rear tires loose and the stability control violently yanking them back.
Over-steer conditions will be exacerbated if the front
tires have significantly more grip
than the
rear, as they will allow faster corner entry
than the low grip
rear tires can't handle: resulting in a spin.
Incidentally, those
rear tires are slightly wider
than those on a Camaro Z / 28; that car packs 305 / 30ZR19 Pirellis all round.
If you start out with a brand new set of four
tires, the
rears will be better
than the fronts the very first time one contemplates rotating them.
For starters, it pushes for even more extreme boundaries: 30 percent quicker upshifts; 40 percent quicker downshifts; higher combustion pressures and temperatures
than the California T; up to 50 percent more downforce
than the 458; a lower center of gravity; active air flow devices front and
rear; wider
tires (245 / 35R -20 front, 305 / 30R -20
rear).
Fun facts: the Z / 28's front
tires are wider
than the
rears on a Porsche 911 Carrera S, and its
rear brakes are bigger
than the fronts on a 911 GT3.
With wide front air intakes, side gills aft of the front wheels, flared wheel arches, 21 - inch wheels with blue - painted calipers, staggered
tires,
rear diffuser, quad exhaust ports, a
rear decklid spoiler (for the X6 M), and more M logos throughout
than we'd even care to count, the high - powered SUVs will be some of the most distinctive looking BMWs on the road.
When the standard drive wheels are front I can not come up with any reason to run 2WD other
than when running on a donut or with mismatched
tires between the front and
rear axles.
The staggered
tires that come with the sport suspension also proved costly, as the
rears wore out after fewer
than 15,000 miles.
The 1M not only develops more torque
than the M3, it unleashes all of that torque in a singular blow that completely overwhelms the
rear tires if there's even a hint of steering angle.
Apply more
than quarter throttle pulling away from a stoplight or during a turn, and the
rear tires — pretty serious rubber, mind you — might as well be on black ice.
The only fact I see, is the M4 GTS is faster
than Giulia only thanks to its track - oriented package: semi-slick
tires, roll - cage,
rear adjustable spoiler, lightweight bodywork, stiffer set - up.
The 2004 Mazdaspeed Miata package is quite fabulous as is, with its newly turbocharged, 178 - horsepower engine (that's 25 percent more
than the base car), tuned suspension (larger front and
rear antiroll bars, stiffer springs, tuned Bilstein dampers, lowered ride height, and retuned engine mounts), quickened steering response, and striking five - spoke Racing Hart alloy wheels wrapped in Toyo Proxes R28 P205 / 40R -17 high - performance unidirectional
tires.
The
rear suspension also includes a horizontal damper that links the differential to the frame, which brings us to perhaps the biggest problem faced by the Ram SRT - 10 engineers: How do you prevent a 500 - horsepower, two - wheel - drive pickup from incinerating its
rear tires every time the driver grazes the throttle with anything more
than a chaste caress?
The car feels palpably quicker
than the 300 - hp 335i: It spins its
rear tires away from stoplights, scoots in the passing lane at 70 mph and bellows a rich, satisfying exhaust note all the way to its 7,000 - rpm redline.
The direct steering communicates more of what's going on at the front
tires than some
rear - wheel - drive competitors.
Owners who want to carry more
than four adults and a picnic basket should specify the sturdy roof rack and / or the
rear - mounted
tire carrier.
Styling: Toyota Stew The new Toyota RAV4 is about an inch shorter from bumper to bumper
than its predecessor, but it seems like it's shrunk even more because the spare
tire has been relocated from the
rear to under the floor.
Because the Ridgeline's independent
rear suspension takes up far less space
than a live axle, Honda was able to add a large compartment under the truck bed, providing a clean and dry home to the spare
tire (either the standard mini-spare or available full - size) and, more significant, an 8.5 - cubic - foot trunk.
Removable carbon fibre roof panel, uniquely calibrated SLA - type front and
rear suspension design, standard Magnetic Selective Ride Control dampers, standard smart electronic limited - slip differential (eLSD) integrated with Electronic Stability Control and Performance Traction Management systems, 19x10 - inch front and 20x12 - inch
rear spin - cast aluminum wheels on Michelin Pilot Sport P285 / 30ZR19 front and 335 / 25ZR20
rear tires, extended fenders by 56 mm at the front and 80 mm at the
rear, Brembo brakes (371x33mm front and 365x25mm
rear two - piece steel brake discs, aluminum six - piston front and four - piston
rear fixed calipers), a front splitter, spats around the front wheel openings, a unique carbon - fibre hood with a larger vent, larger front fender vents and unique air blades over the inlets on the
rear fenders, a larger unique
rear spoiler, and
rear - fascia openings that are larger
than the Stingray.
The car was recently inspected, and while the front
tires are new, the
rear tires are a different brand, original to the car and have a little more
than 50,000 miles on them.
I immediately pulled off the highway and went to a gas station and pumped up all the
tires to the recommended 34 psi — the culprit may have been the left
rear, which was about 2 psi less
than the other wheels.
Car has less
than 10 miles since built.4 tab hood, conduit fenders, aluminum running boards, seal plates.The car although freshly built it has a look from the late 70's, T bars, deck lid stand offs, Auto - meter monster tach, power one piece windows, shaved trim, Bosch Euro headlight lens, Empi 5 spoke wheels with spare, new
tires, 4 Willwood disc brakes, SS brake lines and assembled in SS hardware, Grant GT steering wheel, Fiero GT front seats in gray matching
rear seat, black velour headliner, Kenwood BT CD Stereo (in glove box), 4 Kenwood speakers.
Blouch Performance 20g - xtr turbo Grimmspeed tmic MXP headers and uppipe Invidia catless downpipie Cobb sf ram intake Cobb 1000cc injectors Cobb ebcs Cobb access port v2 DW fuel pump GFB fuel pressure regulator kit IAG aos SPT strut tower brace SPT Lower chasis brace SPT short throw shifter SPT Group - N trans and motor mounts SPT Group - N pitch stopper Prova D - Ring steering wheel Greddy spectrum elite exhaust Perrin wheel spacers Varis
rear spoiler Greddy oil cap (+5 hp) Bridgestone potenza rft
tires (less
than 5000 miles on them) Brakes have less
than 2000 miles on them Car has approximitly 30k miles on it.
The test truck, which had two
rear wheels, though four are offered if you want the «dually» look, was shod with pavement
tires, and traction was lousy on everything other
than dry pavement.
FT - 86 G's concept is 30 mm longer, 50 mm wider and 30 mm lower
than the base FT - 86 Concept model and sits on different 19 - inch alloy wheels with high - performance Potenza RE050
tires (Front 245 / 40R19,
Rear 275 / 35R19).
These are bigger footprints
than those on the SS, and using the same size
tires at both ends — as distinct from the staggered setup (wider at the
rear) used by the SS — also contributes to more neutral handling.
This is an SUV that can be had in the Rubicon model with heavy - duty Dana 44 axles with mechanical lockers, a 4:1 low - gear ratio, front and
rear locking differentials, larger off - road
tires, and an electronic disconnecting front sway bar that will allow your wheels to travel farther
than ever when you tear up the rocks and trails you find around your Frankfort, IL home area.
The Coupe also has an aggressive stance, with wider front /
rear tracks
than the sedan, enhanced by short overhangs and sheet metal that wrapping tautly around the
tires.