I‘m looking to find out what staggering tires or wheels means since I have no idea what that is.
For the best answers, search on this site shorturl.im/PBaXs OK A great question It's really about racing Stagger helps a car turn left It means the diameter of the right side tires is bigger than the left side tires This is accomplished by increasing the height of the right side, side wall Now imagine a Dixie cup Lay it on it's side, with the small side to your left Roll the cup It will only turn left That's what stagger does The amount of stagger is what determines how hard it will turn left
Staggered tires/wheels are when the back tires are wider than the front. The diameter of the wheels are the same for instance 18', 19, etc. wheels, but the tire sizes and the width of the rims are different. A lot of sports cars like M-3 BMW's, Porsche's, and Corvettes have staggered wheels to give the cars a more aggressive look.
