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      02-28-2021, 03:52 PM   #1
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E92 pulls to the right.

Hi, I just recently replaced my RR tire with a brand new one . Almost 40% more thread then the LR. Is that the reason my car pulls to the right now ? Before I replaced my tire my car would drive straight. Thanks.
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      02-28-2021, 04:35 PM   #2
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Probably. I'm also not sure if that's a good idea on a RWD car but I suppose it's okay on an open diff.
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      02-28-2021, 09:01 PM   #3
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Probably. I'm also not sure if that's a good idea on a RWD car but I suppose it's okay on an open diff.
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Probably. I'm also not sure if that's a good idea on a RWD car but I suppose it's okay on an open diff.
It is RWD . Why? What should I be worried about ? Thanks
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Because of the wheels spinning at different rates at all times, but like I said I believe that this only applies to a clutch-type LSD not an open like a stock 335i.
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Because of the wheels spinning at different rates at all times, but like I said I believe that this only applies to a clutch-type LSD not an open like a stock 335i.
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Because of the wheels spinning at different rates at all times, but like I said I believe that this only applies to a clutch-type LSD not an open like a stock 335i.
oh I see, it is an m package and the wheels are staggered
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      03-11-2021, 05:23 PM   #6
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A simple check. Swap the rear wheels, side to side. If it starts to pull to the left you need to buy another tire. My bet that this will be the result.
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