You are in a lease you can't modify it , I changed my tire size via a 3mm removal of extra material on the bottom of the upper knuckle and the improvement was phenomenal from 29.1 height to 29.7 in a Michelin Cross Climate 2 245/50/20 up 1 load range and 1 speed range I drive on 5 miles of dirt roads in Michigan ( the road of holes ) also I run 34 psi front 33 rear weight distribution 52 & 48 front to rear but you have a 4.0 diesel it must be alot heavier than my 2.0 L I think I would run the front inflation up some what and maybe take the car to scale do the whole car than front and rear weight separately . I worked in a tire center as asst. manager wrote up all the claims and the brands don't fail certain sizes always fail ( short sidewall height ) that sidewall on your car with that diesel at 29 psi must be taking a beating if you beat that sidewall up to much you could have catastrophic failure I hope I'm wrong but 34 front and leave the rear at 29 and try it for a while . You can measure your actual sidewall height sitting on concrete and compare front to rear but don't run the front inflation to high but proper inflation by weight is important .🤔😎
New 2022 handling concern
Hi guys. Just bought a 2022 45 TFSI Quattro from dealership and it’s a lovely powerful car with lots to love about it.
Drove it to the office yesterday, 90 miles each way to really test it out.
My concern is with the handling. I didn’t feel confident cornering country rounds or travelling at speed round motorway bends. It feels like it’s under steering, overly bouncy with a lot of sway. Drive modes don’t make a huge difference to be honest.
18 inch standard non S Line wheels, lots of wheel gap visible.
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Drove it to the office yesterday, 90 miles each way to really test it out.
My concern is with the handling. I didn’t feel confident cornering country rounds or travelling at speed round motorway bends. It feels like it’s under steering, overly bouncy with a lot of sway. Drive modes don’t make a huge difference to be honest.
18 inch standard non S Line wheels, lots of wheel gap visible.
- Is this just a characteristic of the car that I just need to get used to?
- Anything I can do to resolve or fix the issue.
