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Old 11-19-2017, 07:55 PM   #1
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Help! Wheel slip inside the tires!

Hello, i tried 3 diferents tires brands, all slip into the tires...

yes, the wheel turn but the tire dont....


Get worst on the wet, and when i make donots!

any solution ?
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Old 11-20-2017, 10:50 AM   #2
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are these factory wheels? did they come with the car when it was brand new? if so, and you're experiencing this wheel slip now for the first time, my guesses on solutions:
1-wait for a couple days after the tires are mounted for anything even semi aggressive (braking or accel)
2-ask your tire shop to use a small amount of lube...
3-make sure the WHEEL beads are very clean before mounting the tires.

If the wheels are not original to the car, and you experienced this when you first drove on them, there is a chance of a couple things:
1-wheels are too small (you will not be able to measure this yourself)... take them back to where you bought them
2-are they chrome wheels? ... chrome will be quite slick, especially if there is still wet lube on them
3-is there any paint coming off or breaking down on the wheel bead? could be poor paint on them...
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Old 11-20-2017, 12:05 PM   #3
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are these factory wheels? did they come with the car when it was brand new? if so, and you're experiencing this wheel slip now for the first time, my guesses on solutions:
1-wait for a couple days after the tires are mounted for anything even semi aggressive (braking or accel)
2-ask your tire shop to use a small amount of lube...
3-make sure the WHEEL beads are very clean before mounting the tires.

If the wheels are not original to the car, and you experienced this when you first drove on them, there is a chance of a couple things:
1-wheels are too small (you will not be able to measure this yourself)... take them back to where you bought them
2-are they chrome wheels? ... chrome will be quite slick, especially if there is still wet lube on them
3-is there any paint coming off or breaking down on the wheel bead? could be poor paint on them...

Thx for the fast enser.....

Is the OEM wheels 20 with OEM size tire, 275/45/20.....

3 Times i was changed the tires, with 3 brands diferent and places to.....

If get wet happens very easy,on dry is harder to get the slip, aways whem im making donouts....

put glue ?
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Old 11-20-2017, 08:13 PM   #4
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Potentially to much soap in the lubricant when the tires were mounted on the rims . What mods do you have done to the car ?What hp? M6 or an automatic trans?
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Old 11-21-2017, 08:52 AM   #5
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Potentially to much soap in the lubricant when the tires were mounted on the rims . What mods do you have done to the car ?What hp? M6 or an automatic trans?
The problem keep until i change the tires, soap last for a year?When the spin happens let smoke out from the wheels,this should burn the soap but dont :( have, cai, headers,hf cats, and a tune......
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Old 11-21-2017, 08:14 PM   #6
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Oh good lord . Your spinning the tires . That happens when you give it to much gas all at once .The wheels aren't spinning inside the tires. Learn to control your right foot . Post a video of it happening.
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Old 11-21-2017, 08:19 PM   #7
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Oh good lord . Your spinning the tires . That happens when you give it to much gas all at once .The wheels aren't spinning inside the tires. Learn to control your right foot . Post a video of it happening.
X2 on the video!
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Old 11-21-2017, 08:43 PM   #8
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Old 11-22-2017, 12:57 PM   #9
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Rough up the inner lip of rim. sand paper or media blast.
This will give the tire some grip to rim.
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