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It could be your wide wheels reacting to uneven road surfaces. Took me a while to get used to it, once it threw me across a lane on the 401
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AKA tramlining. And 20's don't sit well on our cars for high performance driving, so expect a loss of positive performance. But I would also check the brakes and balance as well just in case there is a resolution to some of what you are experiencing.
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