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narrower wheel will let tire grow more,wider wheel will not let tire grow as much,is one effect.
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To expand on Myron's response, the narrower rim will decrease section width a little to help with wheelwell clearance. However, a rim of the same or greater width tends to give more directional stability, allow more tire pressure for best traction.
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Using the same width Tire.
A 30 inch Slick has more contact surface than a 28 inch tall tire. The taller the tire longer footprint, more contact area. |
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