Mac Demere, Author at Tire Review Magazine - Page 2 of 2
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Driving Tires on the Edge? Or Does It Just Feel That Way?

62.JPG” border=”0″ ” align=”right” alt=”uhptires that excel in wet handling may give unprofessional drivers the false feeling that they are about to lose grip when cornering in the dry. this is due to a lack of soft lateral firmness, rather than shortcomings in dry handling. “/>That doesn’t make them bad tires. Far from it, as

Tire Size Allowances: All 242/43R17s Are Not Created Alike

Pick a car tire size, any auto tire dimension. Then choose a couple of different performance categories (ultra-high performance and touring work nicely for my example) from three or four manufacturers. Mount, inflate and measure the circumference and tread width – don’t get picky, just use the same point on all the tires. Or just

Weighing Summer vs. All-Season UHP Tires

Swapping UHP summer (or, better said, “three-season”) tires for all-season UHP rubber is trading something you want for something you will probably never need. Consumers – and a shockingly high number of tire company sales staff – are under the mistaken belief that all-season tires offer better damp-road grip than summer tires. The truth: All-season