Why when driving in the rain do your front (outer part) tires stay dry as where the back ones are wet?

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yea what SS said 2pts

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because of the front tire spray getting the rear tires wet.

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Is the speed limit the same?

Normally they don't stay dry, however the aerodynamics of the specific car could result in providing protection for that portion of the tire.

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It is because your front wheels are toed out , have them re- toed or get proper alignment and balance .

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