tyre squeel

Aug 14, 2003 6 Replies

I seem to suffer a lot of tyre squeel when cornering than other cars do. Anyone any suggestions?



Mazda 323 (old)



TIA



John


Wheel alignments is out, your taking the corner faster than the others, your driving on those rubbery car park surfaces, your tyres are a softer compound than the others on the roads, etc etc

I was going round a bend in the road the other day and you would have sworn I was in a movie during a car chase scene, the squealing from my tyres was unbelieveable and I was only doing about 25Mph, I assumed it was something to do with the hot weather, but it wasn't my tracking was WAAAAY out.

tis true - the snow was good for that on abandoned wide roads - I think me tracking must be out then - cheers

John

Used to drive up to Carlisle in the early hours of the morning, and wait in an empty industrial estate car park in 7.5 tonner . That used to be fun when there was snow on the ground. Good practise as well for when you get into a slide.

You forgot they may be under inflated.

Dave

I did drive trailers of hanging garments to M&S stores, and was warned sternly of the dangers of weight transference. I find that somewhat hard to believe though..

I was too chicken to slide an artic around at Carlisle also... well maybe just in the odd half hearted try....

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