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Old 08-26-2009, 04:18 PM
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I believe the 18 and 19 have the same width (255) if I remember correctly. I guess my question does the tire wall size matter (18 vs 19) ?
What the hell do I know? I'm just a girl. I know there's a reason. JCL or one of the guys will fill in the blanks for me. I'm thinking because the larger wheels have lower profile tires

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I know thinner is better but wouldn't a heavier 11x20" vs. 18 or 19 also help traction somewhat? They always tell you to sandbag the rear right? Not lose-lose. I think the biggest issue is staying off summer performance tires because of the hardening. Been ok with my all-season 20s even in 6 inches of slush & snow.
But your 20s are 315 wide, aren't they? I'd think those were like sleds.
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