235/40 R18 91W

[tech1889]

i have continental sport contacts and they are more than good enough for my driving

[Devilz]

im running 235/40/r18 and there fine 

it must be cheap quality then 

continentals.. im sure there good enough 

I meant my tyres are cheap in price thats why they are causing problem not yours Nav. I got these while I was in birmingham and short of cash so breaker offered this tyre for £45 each for new 

[tech1889]

what make and model tyre are they ??

[Devilz]

I don't know actually  :embarassed:

I'll check in morning

[tech1889]

wicked because you dont know whether they are crap or not if we dont know what they are lol might be something other than your tyres affecting the over steer ??

[Devilz]

wicked because you dont know whether they are crap or not if we dont know what they are lol might be something other than your tyres affecting the over steer ??

Replace wishbone joints and abs sensor. Got new tyres, balancing and tracking done as well. I think its cause of tyres, because wheel spins alot now, even in 3rd gear if I press the pedal hard 

[tech1889]

I no this might sound stupid but do they have any tread left ?? is it over boosting ?? thats a wide tread tyre to spin up in 3rd..

[Devilz]

yeah man, its brand new tyre. I'll take some pics in morning and post them up

[tech1889]

hmm very odd.. I cant see the tyre being the problem others have run this width with no problems even if it was a budget tyre.. cheap tyres spin which in a turn induces understeer not over steer because the grip level is minimal and a crap compound.. I stil think it may be something else to blame

[tech1889]

Oversteer

Oversteer, like understeer, results from the car reaching the limits of traction on a corner. In this case, the rear tyres reach the limit of adhesion before the front. This leads to 'the back coming out' (see Diagram 1). The good thing about oversteer is that you normally go through the hedge backwards, thus preventing expensive repairs to the front of your vehicle! If you manage to performed sustained, controlled oversteer this is know as drifting