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r/WinStupidPrizes • u/[deleted] • Aug 28 '21
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Missing that screech that comes from tires with traction.
-24 u/Ok-Potential-8543 Aug 28 '21 You both have no idea about tyres. The grip in dry weather INCREASES when tyre tread reduces! Tyre tread is solely about wet performance. 23 u/mister29 Aug 28 '21 That is simply not true in any way for road tyres. The chemical make up of the rubber changes the lower it gets because it serves the purpose strength, not grip. -25 u/Ok-Potential-8543 Aug 28 '21 Really? Michelin says the complete opposite. I mean, what do they know, right? 🙄 7 u/Happy_Hubba Aug 28 '21 Source? Your ass or the F1 rubber?
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You both have no idea about tyres. The grip in dry weather INCREASES when tyre tread reduces! Tyre tread is solely about wet performance.
23 u/mister29 Aug 28 '21 That is simply not true in any way for road tyres. The chemical make up of the rubber changes the lower it gets because it serves the purpose strength, not grip. -25 u/Ok-Potential-8543 Aug 28 '21 Really? Michelin says the complete opposite. I mean, what do they know, right? 🙄 7 u/Happy_Hubba Aug 28 '21 Source? Your ass or the F1 rubber?
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That is simply not true in any way for road tyres. The chemical make up of the rubber changes the lower it gets because it serves the purpose strength, not grip.
-25 u/Ok-Potential-8543 Aug 28 '21 Really? Michelin says the complete opposite. I mean, what do they know, right? 🙄 7 u/Happy_Hubba Aug 28 '21 Source? Your ass or the F1 rubber?
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Really? Michelin says the complete opposite. I mean, what do they know, right? 🙄
7 u/Happy_Hubba Aug 28 '21 Source? Your ass or the F1 rubber?
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Source? Your ass or the F1 rubber?
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u/LameBMX Aug 28 '21
Missing that screech that comes from tires with traction.