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And nor will a flat tire, a tire with 3x wear rating, a tire 25? years older, an overinflated tire. a flat spotted tire, etc, etc.
Regardless, a wider tire puts that puts more rubber in contact with the ground offers more grip than one with less contact.
Wet grip is directly related to amount of water present and speed, the latter totally under the preview of the driver and a distraction to this discussion.
This is becoming a silly redundant discussion, and I have no idea why.
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