hey,
I have asked before about rims

I instaled rims but never drove a car with them, before so please explain this to me does the car have to skid on any bump or when u slow down no strotbar.. 17inch rims i went to a mechanic he says accident waiting to heppen..

 

Uh, what...??

Your mechanic is worng. 17 inch rims will generally increase your traction and improve your handling.

 

Anyone?

 

I'm thinking Fred Flintstone?

Yabba Dabba Doooooo

 

does your car do the same thing on hils and bumps? because if i go in the snow, rain i will be in the next wall..

 

ummm...a little better english would help, but if your going to be driving in snow, get some all-season tires, or better yet, get some 235/45/ 17 summer tires (with good rain traction too) and get some snow tires for your (i'm assuming) 15 in rims, i think your size will be 205/65/ 15. Check what you have now to be sure. This way, you can have nice rims with performance tires during the rainy and sunny days, and have good biting traction during the winter months.

 

Same thing as what?

So, right now, you have no wet traction?

What in the hell are you trying to say?

How about you start over and type complete sentences and use correct spelling. Then maybe we'll have a clue...

 

I'm thinking tires. I assume you replaced the tires when you replaced the rims. If so, I would ask what make and size you have on them now.

 

I am sorry for the bad spelling was typing this from work and was going to fast not to get cought heh


ok let me re explain everything.

Before i had the regular cheap tires from the junkyard and had covers with no rims.

Now i put in (17inch rims) And also bought tires with them $140 per tire it isnt the japaneese once but they are also very good..

The first time i sat in the car it was better traction and handeling then i started noticing when i use the brakes it skids to the left/right side of the road so if i am going 60+ on the highway and start to brake it will start skidding all over like the car has no control.

hope this explains the issue

 

ABS working correctly?

 

Yep.. Is it sepposed to give pressure on the steering wheel when u are turning or going on a bump i feel its some how interfering..

 

You have a brake problem not a tire and wheel problem. Sounds like a siezed up caliper and now your only getting braking on one side of the vehicle causing your skidding issue. Have a mechanic look at your car's brakes ASAP!