New tire problems

Originally Posted by kenchan you need to break in the tires first. if it still feels loose, then your tires are too wide for your wheels. you are getting too

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05-25-2013, 05:58 PM

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Originally Posted by kenchan

you need to break in the tires first.

if it still feels loose, then your tires are too wide for your wheels. you are getting too much squirm.

Good idea, i have only put about 150 miles on them. They are 9in rims so they are in the suggested range for the 275.

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