Good question. Ideally you would be staggering both wheel/tire, but even with a wider tire, you'll see some advantages if you can take advantage of that wider contact patch. However, there are too many variables here to really able to say whether it would be beneficial or not on it's own.
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Yes I can and I do on my 2011 Hyundai genesis coupe 2.0t.
13:22 watermelon lol
I’m staggered both diameter and width 14x6 in the front 15x7 in the rear
what car? Old Z, maybe a celica?
How about wider tires up front but not wider wheels. Say 215/45/16 up front and 205/45/16 on the rear. For a autocross civic.
Good question. Ideally you would be staggering both wheel/tire, but even with a wider tire, you'll see some advantages if you can take advantage of that wider contact patch. However, there are too many variables here to really able to say whether it would be beneficial or not on it's own.
RS3’s from factory come with reverse staggered tires. Square wheels.