Hydroplaning
#1
Hydroplaning
Sucks...hit a divet on a rainy day. Usually wouldnt drive in rain...but I had no choice that day.
Bright side is I'm getting 18s now with 295s instead of the 17s with 285s on it now.
Bright side is I'm getting 18s now with 295s instead of the 17s with 285s on it now.
#3
yea...it sucks! It's to the point where I can only go 55 in the rain, even with street tires on. I've come to the realization that if I go over 55, then I just imagine I'm just driving a boat (swaying back and forth) LOL.
With the bad, comes the good tho! Post pictures of the new rims.
With the bad, comes the good tho! Post pictures of the new rims.
#9
that sucks to see man. Definitely something you learn, hopefully not the hard way, that big tires float a lot better on water than skinny tires do when you own a mustang and upgrade rims.
#13
That really sucks, makes me not want to mess with it anymore.
Since a lot of our roads have like tire ditches where it's been driven on to much. If it has a puddle of water my car will hydro plain and sometimes I make it. When I don't have control of it or can't stop, I freak out, but stay calm. ahha
glad your okay.
Since a lot of our roads have like tire ditches where it's been driven on to much. If it has a puddle of water my car will hydro plain and sometimes I make it. When I don't have control of it or can't stop, I freak out, but stay calm. ahha
glad your okay.