Sentences with phrase «tire hydroplanes»

Not exact matches

If you're not going fast enough to hydroplane, there's no real benefit to throwing out tires early.

While the width of the tire has some to do with hydroplaning, tread pattern and wear on the tire has a lot more to do with whether a tire will hydroplane or not.

Your example of width difference of 10 mm is not going to have a significant difference one way or the other on whether a tire is going to hydroplane.

And we're told the very lightly treaded Kumho Ecsta V720 tires can actually be driven on wet pavement, but if you encounter standing water, expect to hydroplane into the next zip code.

When tires are worn out, they are more likely to puncture, hydroplane, leak air and blow out due to heat build - up, in addition to increasing stopping distances and compromising your car or truck's handling.

When you have uneven tread on two tires, it can cause you to hydroplane or fishtail, which can lead to an accident.

When tires are worn out, they are more likely to puncture, hydroplane, leak air and blow out due to heat build - up, in addition to increasing stopping distances and compromising your vehicle's handling.

When driving in wet road conditions, the more worn down your tire tread is, the more likely you are to hydroplane.