Skipping with wider tires?
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Check alignment. Excessive rear toe can cause the back end to move around over bumps/irregularities while driving in a straight line (wider tires could exaggerate it). I wouldn't run more than ~0.3 degrees total rear toe, personally I run 0.2 degrees total.
Also consider that new tires will be more squirmy in any case due to tread depth.
Also consider that new tires will be more squirmy in any case due to tread depth.
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