Sentences with phrase «wide section tyres»
At the same time, the tiny hot hatch is also famous for its on - the - rail handling and driving dynamics, thanks to its well balanced chassis, stiff suspension and wide section tyres.
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The wider track and tyres should also help improve front - end grip, something we found lacking from the standard i3's skinny 155 section boots.
The almost comically wide 325 / 35 - section tyres at the rear have a big say in the way the 63 S handles on the limit.
The front wheels are now 1.5 in wider and tyre size has grown from a 245 to a 285 section, which is pretty remarkable.
Most 111Rs had the skinny, 175 - section front tyre; you can fit a bigger tyre on the rim but ideally you'd go for wider wheels to stop the tread block rolling under during hard cornering.
The wide tyres (175 section at the front, 225 at the rear) mean it really sticks to the tarmac.
Most obvious are the wider wheels and tyres (255 section fronts, 285 rears), but there's significant structural reinforcement to better contain the lateral and longitudinal forces generated during maximum cornering, braking and acceleration.
Some could argue that with 565bhp on tap, the front 255 - and rear 295 - section tyres aren't wide enough, but we'd suggest that this Vantage still retains its exemplary balance.
[9] Other modifications went on to improve the car's drivability and safety: larger diameter clutch, new dogleg ZF gearbox with revised gear ratios, wider section 205 / 70VR -14 Pirelli Cinturato CN36 tyres.
In both cases, rear wheels are 11.5 in wide, wrapped in huge 325 - section tyres
We also note a newly calibrated eight - speed Quickshift transmission, the wider (+10 mm) 265/35 and 305 / 30 - section front and rear tyres, and the all - wheel drive system's retuned «brain».
It's noticeably wider than you might think, too, with huge 295 - section rear tyres giving the car
The clinker kiln is an ideal candidate for the use of a wide variety of fuels, including waste - derived fuels, such as tyres, plastics, biomass, municipal solid wastes and sewage sludge (see Section 7.3.2).