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Old 02-05-08, 07:03 PM   #5 (permalink)
Jake@Tirerack.com
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I would agree that skinnier is better at resisting hydroplaneing, much like snow tires in the snow they create more pounds per square inch to bite through it rather than floating on the top. At slower speeds the wider tire would be better handling though. Quality of the tire would obviously play a factor has well and the tread depth.
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