surcalation Nov 2, 2002 1,646 0 Mansfield, Nottinghamshire Jan 13, 2008 #1 Am I goin to noice much difference by changing to a tyre which is 50mm in depth rather then 40mm. Is it going to be more comfortable to ride with? Thoughts?
Am I goin to noice much difference by changing to a tyre which is 50mm in depth rather then 40mm. Is it going to be more comfortable to ride with? Thoughts?
Czechboy Tarmac terrorist Apr 14, 2005 1,607 0 Hampshire Jan 13, 2008 #2 Less harsh, more sidewall roll/flex. fatter tire increasing the overall radius, therefore even slower acceleration. Also a bit of a weird fat look.
Less harsh, more sidewall roll/flex. fatter tire increasing the overall radius, therefore even slower acceleration. Also a bit of a weird fat look.
AlpineWhite Dec 17, 2006 1,837 0 Bristol Jan 14, 2008 #4 The "50" or "40" refer to the height of the sidewall as a % of the width. E.g. 205/50/17 would have a sidewall height of 102.5mm
The "50" or "40" refer to the height of the sidewall as a % of the width. E.g. 205/50/17 would have a sidewall height of 102.5mm
Jib Active Member May 22, 2007 494 30 Doncaster, South Yorks Jan 14, 2008 #6 Loving the bluntness of everyone today! You can tell its a monday!
surcalation Nov 2, 2002 1,646 0 Mansfield, Nottinghamshire Jan 14, 2008 #7 Just be grateful your not sat in my detention then because bluntness would earn you more minutes ha ha. Ok shall have a shop round for some tyres which are no larger then 205/45/17 depth Shall have to give the Vredestein Sportrac 3's a miss
Just be grateful your not sat in my detention then because bluntness would earn you more minutes ha ha. Ok shall have a shop round for some tyres which are no larger then 205/45/17 depth Shall have to give the Vredestein Sportrac 3's a miss