Help settle a bet
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From: PacNW
Vehicle: 2013 BMW 128i
I believe wider tires in the front can help, as in wider than your rear tires.
If you are looking to reduce understeer though, I would start with your suspension settings.
More knowledgeable people please come in and elaborate with all the big words.
If you are looking to reduce understeer though, I would start with your suspension settings.
More knowledgeable people please come in and elaborate with all the big words.
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From: Vegas, Baby, Vegas!!!
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Wider tires = more traction. More traction in front = less understeer. More traction in back = more understeer. I prefer to run a squared tires setup and adjust my alignment for neutral to tail happy steering.
