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if your goal is to reduce tramlining you just find tires with a softer sidewall in the same size. performance tires have firmer sidewalls that extaggerate tramlining. so, get the
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if your goal is to reduce tramlining you just find tires with a softer sidewall in the same size.
performance tires have firmer sidewalls that extaggerate tramlining. so, get the DW in stock tire size, use the correct tire pressure. 35psi cold. i like to run the DW a tad higher at 37psi. i don't detect tramlining when i run DW... atleast not to where the steering wheel is tugging at me. dont confuse this with the DWS which is all season tires. i dont run all seasons on my Z. |
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