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Originally Posted by Zoren 370 Certainly it would improve the handling with the 305's on the rear. The principle behind that is the more/wider contact with road makes you more
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Wider tires will improve your handling in the dry. In rain or snow, it will hurt handling. A 305 may be overkill unless you're putting down serious power.
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