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Ok Long story short, my right rear tires is 285/30/18 BUT my left rear tire is 285/35/18 do you guys think it will effect my ride or suspension? front are fine.
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POST 2Original post
You realize that the diameter of your rear differs by 4.3%? In other words if you are traveling at an indicated 100 mph one of your wheels will rotating at 100 mph and the other rear will be traveling at 95.46 mph (or 104.54 mph). I would correct the problem if I were you.
POST 3Original post
Aside from how your car tracks down the road, handles on the road, or stresses your current alignment(or lack thereof)...not to mention tire wear or weight balance through dynamic direction changes, then, no. Just out of curiousity, which side is the 35? If it's the right, perhaps Your car might make a good nascar candidate. Honestly, It's a question with an obvious answer. If you had a $300 85 chrysler lebaron daily winter beater, you might not give a ****, but c'mon, think about it.
POST 4Original post
curious how you ended up with "mismatched" rear tires???
POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
my mistake, I know
POST 6Original post
hope you get it fixed soon!!
POST 7Original post
that will put a lot of stress on your differential... fix it now!
POST 8Original post
You are joking.....
POST 9Original post
Ditto. JB
POST 10Original post
I got an 18inch rim on the left rear and a 19inch on the right rear...in front I got a 17 inch on the right and a 20 in on the left.....do you think this will effect my ride????
POST 11Original post
It all depends.....are the wheels on the driver's side of the car turning counter clockwise?
POST 12Original post
It will most certainly affect your ride. Mismatched tires will have a negative effect on your ride. affect effect
POST 13 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
thank you for your input really appreciated.
POST 14Original post
fix it....
POST 15Original post
Fix it asap! Your PSM will go crazy at high speed seing one wheel going slower than the rest.
POST 16Original post
I wouldn't even think of driving like that! I would just be scared to screw up my diff.
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