Car is slower with winter wheels
Car is slower with winter wheels
did anyone notice a big difference in power and acceleration after they put on their winter wheels. i just installed my 17" blizzak lm-22s and my car feels really slow now. i know winter tires are not meant to be driven fast on but my acceleration is really slow and my 0-60 feels sluggish. i thought these were high performance winter tires. is it because i still need to break them in?
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Originally Posted by 2Evolved
i really feel no difference from winter tire set up besides some noise it makes.
ohh and the smaller rims are easier on the bumpy roads
ohh and the smaller rims are easier on the bumpy roads
I felt the same way for a day or so after installing the 17" wheels and tires instead of the 18"s. However, that feeling has passed. Especially when I had a BMW (older 3 or 5 series couldn't tell) try to beat me off the line at a stop light before a merge.
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Originally Posted by KIDG35
did anyone notice a big difference in power and acceleration after they put on their winter wheels. i just installed my 17" blizzak lm-22s and my car feels really slow now. i know winter tires are not meant to be driven fast on but my acceleration is really slow and my 0-60 feels sluggish. i thought these were high performance winter tires. is it because i still need to break them in?
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Originally Posted by KIDG35
did anyone notice a big difference in power and acceleration after they put on their winter wheels. i just installed my 17" blizzak lm-22s and my car feels really slow now.
It's intentional to keep you from gettin a lil too freaky with the throttle when you shouldn't.




