Why Are Tires with Lower Aspect Ratios More Expensive?
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Tire aspect ratio is a data point of a tire, referring to the percentage of the tire's cross-section height to its maximum cross-section width. Below are the considerations for tire replacement and the characteristics of low aspect ratio tires: Considerations for tire replacement: The tires equipped on a vehicle when it leaves the factory are the optimal specifications chosen by the manufacturer after repeated testing. If you want to replace tires with different size specifications, it must be done under the guidance of professionals and not arbitrarily, as this involves many issues. Even slight negligence can pose hazards to driving safety. Additionally, low aspect ratio tires tend to be more delicate and should be used with greater care and attention. Characteristics of low aspect ratio tires: Low aspect ratio, large inner diameter tires have shorter sidewalls and wider treads, resulting in a larger contact area and the ability to withstand greater pressure. They are very responsive to road conditions, have strong lateral resistance during turns, and enhance the vehicle's handling performance.