stock fronts, new wider rears = unstable

Originally Posted by gomer_110 1. Wider tires are more susceptible to tramlining. If you don't know what this is do a search as it's been discussed many times here on

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stock fronts, new wider rears = unstable

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Originally Posted by gomer_110

1. Wider tires are more susceptible to tramlining. If you don't know what this is do a search as it's been discussed many times here on the forum.

2. Mixing tire compounds front and rear can really screw with the handling of a car especially this one. Again, it's been discussed at length in other other threads on here.

Do wider tires on the rear affect tramlining too? I thought tramlining would only be affected by the width of the fronts.. but I am not too knowledgeable about this stuff.

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