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| View Poll Results: How do you feel about stretched tires? | |||
| I like the look and think it increases performance | | 3 | 13.64% |
| I like the look but think it decreases performance | | 7 | 31.82% |
| I dislike the look but think it increases performance | | 0 | 0% |
| I dislike the look and think it decreases performance | | 9 | 40.91% |
| I'm indifferent | | 3 | 13.64% |
| Voters: 22. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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| looks ok but not grate , id say its more just for looks, but "think" it decreases performance, I wouldnt be raceing to much on tires like that, might just be me but i wouldnt trust smaller tires on big wheels, id stick with the right size tires, the makers make them that size cuz thats what works best... just my 2cents worth ![]()
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| Ok. Stretched is good for drifting, if you dont mind the inherent speedy departure of your tires. Having some sidewall will provide some "give" under hard cornering, instead of sudden complete traction loss...again good for drifting, bad for, say.....rain ![]() However if you like to tuck your wheels when you lower waaaaay down there, stretching is the key! -JP
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| its hard to find a shop to install stretched tires.... there should be ur first clue its DANGEROUS this is why rims have curb rash most new tire designs (that are the right size for ur wheels) have a protective rubber lips that keeps this from happening as much as for performance WIDER = BETTER beads that stay sealed are key to air in tires IE beadlocks and rim screws...... THEY ARE DUMB AND TACHY AS HELL |
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...go figure.Just remember to do periodic walk-a-rounds of your tires, stretched or not, to insure your safety. Good luck! -JP
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| Its not that bad... I just bought 225/35/19 for my 19's and they are streched. I had to do that for rubing reasons. I talked to a guy a lesschwab tires for 20 min about he said its not good for the tire but is safe and fine if its not a huge stretch... And yes drfters do this the most!
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| so i had the 225/35/19 and had to take them off and run 235/35/19 due to the fact it didnt want to keep air in it... the bead just kept coming off pretty much... so make sure if you do strech them to have them stick the bar they use to put the tire's on between the rim and bead and press down and make sure it doesnt leak... Also I would think you would lose performance if anything if you run them in the rear due to less frection so your tires will spin* hint the reason why you see them on 240's and ae86 with the small 4cyl motors lmao.
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| Looks like crap rides like crap.
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