I had a bit of a moment shall we say on the way home from work today.. Firstly the car is a '96 C36 AMG and only yesterday I put on some 18" monoblock wheels, and pirelli Pzero boots. They are 225/40 on the front and 255/35 on the rears. I was driving in a manner that the car was designed for 
and stepped on the brakes quite hard at speed and the car reacted well however the rear end lurched to the right enough to make me think there was something wrong, I remember having to steer a little to compensate. I have since checked all the pressures and they are fine, 31psi all round... and I cant seem to replicate the lurching at lower speeds, even stomping on the anchors. I was wondering if perhaps with the momentum of suddenly braking and a bump or two in the wrong place on the road, if the wheel rubbed in the arch for a moment or two, and the friction caused extra braking on that rear tyre? Any help suggestions appreciated....
and stepped on the brakes quite hard at speed and the car reacted well however the rear end lurched to the right enough to make me think there was something wrong, I remember having to steer a little to compensate. I have since checked all the pressures and they are fine, 31psi all round... and I cant seem to replicate the lurching at lower speeds, even stomping on the anchors. I was wondering if perhaps with the momentum of suddenly braking and a bump or two in the wrong place on the road, if the wheel rubbed in the arch for a moment or two, and the friction caused extra braking on that rear tyre? Any help suggestions appreciated....
