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Originally Posted by Topless
It depends on the courses you run and your driving style. The symptoms you describe may clean up with 245's. Graeme (Highlander) holds multiple SCCA National championships and runs 245's all around to good effect. You may want to give your alignment another look. I think Hoosiers run /wear best with lots of neg. camber. I am running 225/255 17 with no wear issues street or track. I find myself running faster times in cars and Karts with just a touch of threshold understeer on full throttle track out. It reminds me to drive the smoothest line.
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I think I may stick with the 245/275 setup since the only problem I really have is the carousels (skid pad). I have spun my car numerous times and appreciate the grip and speed that I get going through slaloms and other higher speed corners that understeer is virtually non-existant. I am installing the lower stress bars on the rear and hope this will take a little of the understeer out.