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Old 12-01-2020, 04:32 PM   #9
HarleyOutlaw
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Brand: Thor Motor Coach
Model: Outlaw 37RB
State: South Dakota
Posts: 68
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Originally Posted by ducksface View Post
I am casually, uncaringly, slightly, considering the considering of lower profile tires on larger wheels.
The wider tire is a factor of sidewall height.
Same sidewall height and wider tire and the sqirm lessens, but just by a factor of your added inch and a half vs sidewall height.

60 series tire vs 80 series tires affects the squirm by a factor of 25 to 33 percent.

19.5 vs 16 inch wheels for the same height tires is a genuine change in squirmability.

I have NEVER bought a set of rims in my entire life. I think as dressment they are the worst possible financial decision which can be made.

But
Consider bigger wheels, since you have to replace the tires anyway, if squirm is a factor in your tire decision.
Current wheels are 22.5s so I'm just toying with a wider tire to fit those on the front axle. Current tire is 255/80/22.5
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