<VV> Tires

[Mark Durham]

Brian, the wider the tire the larger the footprint of the tire on the
ground will be and more friction as you turn is the result. If JR's
suggestion of a few more PSI doesn't do what you need without making the
car too quick, then a narrower tire is the solution.
Mark Durham


On Fri, Jul 12, 2013 at 12:30 PM, Brian <bmoneill at juno.com> wrote:

> I currently have 205/55/R15 on my 65 Corsa convertible.  They are M&S
> tires with the name Defender on them. It's time to change them.  They're
> about 10 years old and one has a deep gash in th sidewall.  I'd like to get
> something easier to turn and with a soft ride.  Performance isn't a
> priority.  The steering effort with a 15 inch aftermarket wheel is tough!
>  My wife wants to be able to drive it but says she doesn't have the uscle
> power it now takes.  Any recommendations?
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