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Replace lanes at 45mph the car felt "unresponsive"

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Driving yesterday in a hard downpour changing lanes at 45mph the car felt "unresponsive" for a moment.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Just curious here. I have the stock P-zeros, about 4K miles. Driving yesterday in a hard downpour changing lanes at 45mph the car felt "unresponsive" for a moment. Like it was floating, and my instincts said better not move the steering wheel...Kinda hard to describe. I just wondered if this car/these tires hydroplane? Or was it just me? Thanks.

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Any car riding on any tire will hydroplane on enough standing water. The wider the footprint, the worse it gets.

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enough standing water... Yes, about .01 inches or so. At least here in Seattle.

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The Brigestone SP02's were the best tires in this respect I ever tried. The Michelin's MXX3 (Michelin's Hi-Perf tire before the Sport Pilot's) were the worst I ever tried in terms of a same-size tire's ability to evacuate water.

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