Yes, but will my wife get used to it?
I really wish you would stop posting this nonsense. You have no idea of what you're trying to speak to.It would create extra noise and higher riding discomfort before all
+1 He's on a life mission to convert everyone to 18" or 19" wheels lol
No idea ?
What about if you get some basic idea about elementary physics ? Wider and thinner tires will simply produce more noise and bring less comfortable, harder ride. This is a simple fact that most people are aware of. If somebody does not mind the increased noise and discomfort, it is perfectly ok. But calling a basic fact a nonsense, is a kind of ignorance one should not brag about too much I think And most probably unlike you, I have directly tried the ride on different tires size and have direct experience in this regard ... that directly relates to the above stated facts. I don't care about your size of wheels, but mentioning basic facts may be useful for someone (unlike denying them).Except the ask wasn't about thinner tires. The question was about going from 275/35 to 285/35 or 40, meaning the sidewall height in both cases would increase. There is absolutely no reason to conclude, even by your very own posted logic, that this would lower comfort. In fact it should increase it.No idea ?What about if you get some basic idea about elementary physics ?![Image]()
Wider and thinner tires will simply produce more noise and bring less comfortable, harder ride. This is a simple fact that most people are aware of. If somebody does not mind the increased noise and discomfort, it is perfectly ok. But calling a basic fact a nonsense, is a kind of ignorance one should not brag about too much I think![Image]()
And most probably unlike you, I have directly tried the ride on different tires size and have direct experience in this regard ... that directly relates to the above stated facts. I don't care about your size of wheels, but mentioning basic facts may be useful for someone (unlike denying them).![Image]()
"No idea ?No idea ?
What about if you get some basic idea about elementary physics ? Wider and thinner tires will simply produce more noise and bring less comfortable, harder ride."What matters is the diameter of wheel aplus tyre.
Sensor (unless there's something special about volvo tpms) is attached to the wheel at the air valve. As long as whoever is switching your tires isn't a complete buffoon and breaks the sensors while taking off the tire you should be able to re-use the sensor and just put on the new tire.
