20" tires, how do they ride?
based on my experience going from 18" to 19", I would say "a little bit"
I don't think you are going to get a clear or definitive answer to this question; it depends on what you call "rough" and also what kind and size tires you put on
I don't think you are going to get a clear or definitive answer to this question; it depends on what you call "rough" and also what kind and size tires you put on
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I am running 275/35R20 on mine. The car came that way from Roush. I can't give you a comparison for ride, but I can say that I really do not notice it being an excessively rough ride. My suspension is also pretty stiff. The car has that tight stick to the road sports car feel. I think you will like any slight change in the feel unless you are looking for a luxury car smooth ride. I am sure you will feel slightly more of the bumps in the road.
One thing that I do notice is that you really have to watch your tire pressure. Changes in temperature really have a dramatic affect on the pressure. I notice much more fluctuation than a taller sidewall tire.
One thing that I do notice is that you really have to watch your tire pressure. Changes in temperature really have a dramatic affect on the pressure. I notice much more fluctuation than a taller sidewall tire.
The wife has a 2018 GT with the 20" wheels/tires. When we brought it home the tires felt like rocks. I checked the air pressure the dealer had put 35 psi in all tires. I dropped that back to 32 psi cold, and the car rides just fine. I can't tell much or any difference between our '18, and our previous '13 with the 18" wheels/tires.
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