YOUR RESEARCHtire help please - what's the max % tire height difference?
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i keep seeing 3% figure as the maximum tire height difference, front to back, though i have never seen it in the manual. is it there? basically, i am looking at a set of toyo ra1's for my track wheels. sizes 245-40/18 and 305-35/18 on 18x8.5/11 wheels. front diameter is 25.6 and rear is 26.3, the percent difference being 2.7%. will these sizes screw up the ABS?
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