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Why are tire rims in new cars so big?

April 26, 2017big new cars tire

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Why are tire rims in new cars so big?

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Manufacturers continue to make tire rims of bigger diameter. It’s now common to see new cars with 18″-20″ rims. The mechanical disadvantages of this trend in every day cars far outweigh their benefits. Larger rim wheels mean less rubber on the road, harsher rides, and quick wearing tires.