STOP using BIG Tyres and Use Small Tyres. Here's Why?

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[arvind]

Very well explained. liked the way the message was delivered to the viewer. Short, crisp and informative.

[Najobajo]

This is the easiest explained tire video I've EVER seen. 🎉 Thank you! Officially moving forward with my purchase.

[joezupko]

I hate how higher model cars come with larger wheels and smaller tires. It’s like the opposite of an upgrade IMO

[richardautenzio]

Very, very good advise. I would also like to mention that even these high performance super cars etc with very low, hard and wide tyres never see the speed performance they were designed for. Our speed limits guarantee that. They are simply mostly trophy cars. My local mechanics business deals in Aston Martin's etc and many very fast so called luxury cars, and yet after fixing and tuning them, he has no way of even road testing them because of the speed limits on our roads. I have a fast car and an ordinary car but neither will ever see their full capacity used and enjoyed. Fortunately for me I'm into comfort and enjoy the extraordinary comfort of my LWB Jaguar XJ rather than the performance.

[manojkeni]

Good tips about use of proper tyres. Well explained with examples.

[fidgetwidget]

That’s why i change to 215/50 R17
And H.Drive suspension kit for my Mazda 2 Skyactive Diesel. Thank you for the info man!

[originalmusic]

Im going a inch smaller from my oem wheels and a inch wider for good looking fitment and also more sidewall.

[Huff]

Great info, I confirm all you said as accurate and true. I changed for a high profile tyre to low profile for looks. The high profile tyre offers a more comfortable ride.

[harshithsadhana]

90s JDM wheels in 14 inch or 13 inch very good combo for most cars.

[imnotusingmyrealname]

In my opinion wheels should be as small as possible to still fit over the brakes.

[linopestano]

Hats off! This is one of the BEST informative videos about motor vehicles here on YouTube! THANK YOU very much!!

[scgt]

Wider then normal OEM tires ( one or two up) may not always provide better traction. Contrary, braking/traction performance would slightly decrease.
I think that the use of wide tires is closely related to cornering performance and aerodynamic loads.
So if your vehicle puts significant aerodynamic load on high speed conditions (via wings, spoilers etc) and cornering performance is crucial, wide tires can be justified (on dry surfaces).

[MatthewJSRaj]

The answer i was looking for for over a month. You earned a sub. ✊ respect

[its--Evander]

I know a guy who got 13 inch rim in his new 2020 swift and got a customised High profile tyre, at that time I didn't understand y he did that, where in all others were going for 15-16 inch stylish looking diamond cut, this cut that cut and god know what cut alloy wheels.

Know I understood the whole purpose 😁✌🏼

[kingsleyarisah]

I use 215/65 R16 tires on Car against the Manufacturer recommended 215/60 R16. But the extra comfort is worth it. Soaks up bumps like a champ

[goodbeuntrue]

very informative bruv thanks for the video ! you can basically judge the car by its tires to some degree - mostly

[thomasshelby]

its not suitable to ride in Indian roads its only suitable to ride in countries with very clean and smooth roads

[rolandoinductivo]

retained the same factory sizing but with slightly more offset for a wider track

[AmanOnkar]

Hello bro i have a small question, will there be any milage difference in 215/60/r17 and 215/55/r17?

[dupzsallenajr.]

Thanks for the tips bro. So far you are the best that explained this.