Tire size
If you have the quattro system in your vehcile, is it essential to match the front tire sizes to the rear? ie. Running 2254018 in the front and 2254518 in the rear.
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Re: Tire size
yes the quattro system needs all four wheels to be at the same diameter. if it isn't you'll screw up the quattro system.
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Re: Tire size
There are differing opinions on this. I don't know if there is a definite answer, some people swear by keeping the same tire sizes but others who have done staggered say it is no problem.
The only thing is that with an Audi it is a pointless mod. Looks is the only thing you will get out of it and if anything it'll make the car understeer more than it already does unless you were planning on putting bigger tires in the front :P |
Re: Tire size
i love my staggered fit....i feel it drives better...i dont think i have much understeer if any!!! 225 in the front and 265 in the back!
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Re: Tire size
Originally Posted by Beiner
(Post 68152)
If you have the quattro system in your vehcile, is it essential to match the front tire sizes to the rear? ie. Running 2254018 in the front and 2254518 in the rear.
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Re: Tire size
Originally Posted by Jazz
(Post 68179)
i love my staggered fit....i feel it drives better...i dont think i have much understeer if any!!! 225 in the front and 265 in the back!
RWD cars have staggered setup primarily not to improve cornering balance, but to better put down the power. |
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