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does it ruin the effectiveness? or does streching make it useless in the snow?
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Hatchbacks, wagons... It's NOT all the same. You want in? Don't get a mazda 3, get a mazda 6 wagon. Don't get a wrx get a legacy wagon. and theres a reason the A3 isn't called the A3 avant... Scion does not make a wagon it makes a weird van, but no wagons
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streching a tire makes it easier to lose traction.1993 Nissan S13 Coupe
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a few more votes one way or the other?Hatchbacks, wagons... It's NOT all the same. You want in? Don't get a mazda 3, get a mazda 6 wagon. Don't get a wrx get a legacy wagon. and theres a reason the A3 isn't called the A3 avant... Scion does not make a wagon it makes a weird van, but no wagons
Sincerely,
The Wagon Mafia:Inner Circle
P.S. Is your tail a wagon?
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On dry pavement, yes, if compared to an obviously wider tire (not if you just take a "normal" sized tire and put it on a wider wheel, thus stretching it). But, on snow, the smaller the footprint, the better.Originally posted by Moar Lowzzz View PostOriginally posted by Jesus ChristOriginally posted by JedidiahComment
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These are stretched 225/40/18 Goodyear Ultragrip mud and snow tires on 18x10s in back. They have amazing snow traction and it is indiscernible compared to the non-stretch setup they used to be on.
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nvm. I was confused 'cause at that point there were only 2 responses saying opposite things.Originally posted by Jesus Christ View PostHatchbacks, wagons... It's NOT all the same. You want in? Don't get a mazda 3, get a mazda 6 wagon. Don't get a wrx get a legacy wagon. and theres a reason the A3 isn't called the A3 avant... Scion does not make a wagon it makes a weird van, but no wagons
Sincerely,
The Wagon Mafia:Inner Circle
P.S. Is your tail a wagon?
Show cars are lame.Comment
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