Originally Posted by Hotrod Lincoln
The further apart the intersection points are at the road surface, the more the tendency will be for the tires to follow ruts in the road and other pavement irregularities.

I didn't manage any garage time yesterday Jerry but I have been experiencing 'tramlining' as I know it.

On some road surfaces it behaves much like it has old bias ply tyres,rather than modern radial tyres.

I will check that thoroughly.

Thanks again.. thumbs_up

Last edited by jockbolter50; 12/21/2015 10:05 AM.
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