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Does your wheel spin on wet road


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Does your wheel spin on wet road  

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    • Yes
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    • No
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    • Don't know, never notice / never go that fast
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Environment: Condition of the road, wet after light-moderate rain.

 

Tyre Condition: New, at least after 4000km, to 80-90% thread.

 

Scenario:At traffic light, you prod the gas to accelerate, does your wheel spin before it regain traction?

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Nope. shakehead.gif

 

But sometime spin a bit when moving up slope from a resting postion, like in carpark just before the barrier gate.

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Nope.

 

But sometime spin a bit when moving up slope from a resting postion, like in carpark just before the barrier gate.

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hmm I never encounter wheelspin like yours...

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mine will even spin when the road is dry with new tyre...

also depend on how much fuel u waste...

Auto car will be harder compare to Manual to wheel spin...

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My current is 17". All my past rides spin also. 14", 16" also have. even big wheels on those for Rav4.... but prevously were due to poor thread.

 

Will only happen when starting too fast where the power on wheels are greater than the grip available....

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yes for my case if wheel thread not good and floor all the way, sure spin even when dry. On wet condition, with relatively new tyres just found out today, just a jack rabit start with a quick half prod on the accelerator will spin the wheels.

 

I believe most people will experience that.

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Neutral Newbie
Nope. shakehead.gif

 

But sometime spin a bit when moving up slope from a resting postion, like in carpark just before the barrier gate.

 

i experience the slip on my 14k preceda when moving up my company mscp this wk... [sweatdrop]

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From my experience, it is true for manual cars as a results of clutch/accelerator coordination.

 

Been driving auto for my last 4 cars, no spining of wheels.

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i hav heard n seen a Volvo wheel spin from stationary...

dat was my 1 n only time hearing tyre screeching from an auto car..

i guess the Gegacy GT can also do it...

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If 1 of my tires has 100% contact on the white strip of paint at the traffic junction and I floor the bugger, there'll be slight wheel spin but usually the ASC will kick in very early so its minimal. In Multi storey carpark yes if I stepped a little too hard. [sweatdrop]

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Aye thats right, I voted yes, but I do know how to control the car without having wheelspin. Easiest way in truth is to start moving off from 2nd gear on a wet day if you're not that good in controling the power that going to the wheels. (as an additional note, I do know how to spin my wheels going from 1st to 2nd and 2nd to 3rd while on the move [sly] )

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Environment: Condition of the road, wet after light-moderate rain.

 

Tyre Condition: New, at least after 4000km, to 80-90% thread.

 

Scenario:At traffic light, you prod the gas to accelerate, does your wheel spin before it regain traction?

 

Yes..did experience a few times.

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wow, u guys actually wheel spin in an MSCP? scarry sia. either two much torque or ur tyres botak oreadi. lose control in mscp no joke man...

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Neutral Newbie
Environment: Condition of the road, wet after light-moderate rain.

 

Tyre Condition: New, at least after 4000km, to 80-90% thread.

 

Scenario:At traffic light, you prod the gas to accelerate, does your wheel spin before it regain traction?

 

The worst wheelspin i ever had was a FWD T/C running 185/60 R13 tires in the wet.

Totally no traction to go upslope. All gears are breaking traction and even lost to a Viki! [laugh]

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Wheel spin only once in my previous B14 Sunny (M) [:p] Tyres used are Falken ST115 185/60R14 which have about 14K on them [sly] Current ride still have not experience it yet. [:)]

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