Furniture
Why is the tread pattern different for the car? It's really bugging me.
http://www.ultimatecarpage.com/pic.p...=2&carnum=3217
http://www.ultimatecarpage.com/pic.p...=4&carnum=3217
Having different treads on left and right sides don't seem to make sense.
On a sidenote, it looks fantastic!(the exterior, not the tires)
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good call! i wonder nwo too!
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Bad chop mabye?
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They weren't sure?
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It's most likely just to show different tire options. Sometimes cars are displayed with different sets of rims just to show multiple possibilities.
Furniture
Or maybe it's a prototype which was rushed for press pics and they didn't bother with the tyres it had on each side.
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explanation: it doesnt really matter?
Furniture
No, not really.
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Maybe it allows for optimal grip? Who knows, maybe it was an error, maybe it was done on purpose.
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They'll take it out on the track, and which ever side of the car produces the most G's in a corner will determine which tires they'll use in the end
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At least in my country it's illegal to have different thread types on the same axle. It can differ from front to back, but it has to be the same on the same axle. I think it is like this pretty much everywhere..Originally Posted by kingofthering
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