Different wheel sizes.
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what do you mean by different size rims?.... like offering 17's, 18's and 19's?
Scion is doing that?...... strange... that is ually offered with high end performance cars that are RWD becasue they need the wider tire on the back for better traction/grip
Which Scion brochure?
Which Scion brochure?
the one with the DVD in it?
was it the summer/fall 2003 issue? where if you opened it one way you could read it and if you opened it the other way you could read it that way?
you got jipped, there wasa DVd that came with it too, I haven't looked at it yet though....
what page was you looking at that shows the tire staggering?
what page was you looking at that shows the tire staggering?
hey they was free anyways, I'll take a look through it in a little bit, its sitting in the car now...
never looked at it.... sit sitting insde the book, which is sin the car.
But to answer your question, ppl usually do the stagger tire sizes for better tractiona dn performance... they are ually found on exotic sports cars that are RWD.
It give them better traction/grip when they are driving
But to answer your question, ppl usually do the stagger tire sizes for better tractiona dn performance... they are ually found on exotic sports cars that are RWD.
It give them better traction/grip when they are driving
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like mentioned already.....bigger tires in rears will give u better traction.....plus it looks so much nicer when u have a nice fat lip on the rear rims.....
...when and only when your car is RWD. :lol:MRQturbo said:
No in fact it cost more, cause to the bigger size will cost more than the smaller size.....CamNub said:
also when you do tire rotations you ca not do them properly without throwing everything off
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