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Old 03-28-2007, 12:34 PM   #17 (permalink)
slawkins31
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I'm not convinced that's safe. I'd be concerned the tires would squirm under hard cornering, and I wonder if they couldn't be made to unseat under either severe cornering, or just a harsh pothole.

Anyway - I hope they work out.

I just got the Toyo Proxes 4's installed on mine this morning. 245 45R20 on the front, 275 40R20 on the back.

Final note: Contact patch does not get any larger with wider tires. It simply gets wider side-to-side, but shorter front-to-back. Total contact square inches is purely a factor of pounds of weight on the tire divided by psi in the tire.
your right - hard driving could cause the tire to unseat itself - you have to excuse me - i have a touring and i drive slow lol
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