Is a higher or lower tire aspect ratio better?
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Both high and low aspect ratios have their own advantages, and neither is inherently better. Here is the relevant information: 1. Vehicles designed for off-road driving use tires with a high aspect ratio. These tires have long sidewalls and a thick air layer in the middle, providing strong cushioning ability. In contrast, low aspect ratio tires have short sidewalls and a relatively thin air layer in the middle. 2. Therefore, there is no absolute good or bad when it comes to aspect ratio. The key is to consider the type of vehicle and the desired driving experience, then choose the appropriate tire aspect ratio for your car. Typically, the aspect ratio for family sedans falls between 45 and 60.