That is why there is dry slick and wet pattern tyres. If half/half then you drive also half/half loh.....hhahahahhahah
Not to say speeding la. Just that during the rain, I don't get as much aquaplane as bigger cars with bigger tyres...Yourself speeding is it? haha
Now this explains something. As I remember, 2 years ago where there are 2 R35 GT-R crashed at Kuantan. If my memory serves me right, it is reported that the road condition is wet or something like that.
But if they met with a rare condition like what you mentioned earlier, half wet half dry, then that will be really troubling for them. Or what if the road is not wet enough. Just slightly damp. That could be a problem too.That is why there is dry slick and wet pattern tyres. If half/half then you drive also half/half loh.....hhahahahhahah
Their tyre size cannot be changed, so the pattern (grooves) are there to help channel water away. However to an extent only as if there is more water then the grooves can handle still will aquaplane....
And your car is small enough to weave in and out of traffic jams. But if you change to your 'Jetta' then cannot go fast during rain, haha.
Axia and Kelisa got tyres mah......lolWhatever topics also you guys manage to bring in tyre discussion la...
Cabutttt
Btw, congrats TS on your new car. Enjoy your drive and lets be a responsible road user.
My Jetta can...But if they met with a rare condition like what you mentioned earlier, half wet half dry, then that will be really troubling for them. Or what if the road is not wet enough. Just slightly damp. That could be a problem too.
And your car is small enough to weave in and out of traffic jams. But if you change to your 'Jetta' then cannot go fast during rain, haha.
