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Originally Posted by XC90Mk1
I am no fan of large wheels as I think they ruin the ride quality, get kerbed way too easy and frankly when I see these persons with R-Desogns and huge wheels it often goes hand in hand with the boring git accountant with a beer belly getting down with the kids.
That said I doubt very much that the 21” would make a difference to car sickness and you will find they are quite desirable.
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Your character assassination of R-Design drivers is offensive. I’m a 6 feet tall accountant weighing under 10 stones with no kids and drive an XC90 R-Design Pro on 22 inch wheels. Currently it’s on 19 inch wheels with winter tyres and the ride is only marginally softer. The primary cause of ride quality is suspension and there’s a big difference between an XC90 on adaptive air suspension and one on steel springs. I would’ve thought car sickness would be induced more by a softer ride than a firmer ride.
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