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Originally Posted by zkahle
Thanks for the replys, and I actually hydroplaned at 60 mph and I wasn't accelerating. This occurred during the storms yesterday in the Dallas ft worth area. After ******* myself I turned the snow mode on to help gain extra traction need be and to my surprise the tires broke loose again less than 30 minutes later at about the same speed. So I'm hoping a fatter tire will help with the issue.
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ROFL nothing can really stop you hydroplaning @60mph if the puddle is large enough(unless we are talking wet grip dedicated tires). Rule of thumb is if you don't want to hydroplane in large storm don't drive above 70 km/h (about 45 mph). That's just physics, I've hydroplaned with all the above mentioned tires (except maybe 1 or 2 I haven't tried) the only way around it is to slow down.