Ah yes, good point! My thought process was that I felt a slightly lower profile tire would be more sporty/responsive and a better experience for how I want to drive during the summer months. It will likely never see gravel or off road conditions during the summer time. Some of the roads do have potholes/repairs, but I figured that would be minor compared to the benefits.you forgot to write most important thing - WHY WOULD YOU WANT TO DO THAT?)
if you drive on paved roads only - most probably - no issues. (except rougher potholes, road repairs etc etc).
if you drive on gravel or off the roads - 3" lowering is quite illogical thing to do, imo.
))So the weight of the new wheels are just under 23lbs for each one. So I believe they are lighter than stock?1) there ARE people out there modding Tribecas - despite all that **** "this car is not supposed to do this or that", "you should get different car for that"
2) for performance:
2.1) did you weight your new wheels?
2.2) did you check weight of your current tires and new ones?
2.3) less radius will give you that.
if you are into performance AND want to shave some more weight - brake rotors and calipers....
BUT! please, make good measurements BEFORE and AFTER
