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By the tire shop now he's saying to change both front so they match, his have around 75% and mine have he says 50% . Shpuld i go with his advise and change Both front?
That is the way way that I would go. If the measurement of 9/32 on the rears is accurate, buying 2 new tires for the front, as I said earlier, will give you pretty close to a new set of 4 tires. Even if the rear tires are a little below 9/32, if you put the new tires on the front, the front and rear tires should even out very quickly, and it should be a while before you have to think about any new tires.
That is the way way that I would go. If the measurement of 9/32 on the rears is accurate, buying 2 new tires for the front, as I said earlier, will give you pretty close to a new set of 4 tires. Even if the rear tires are a little below 9/32, if you put the new tires on the front, the front and rear tires should even out very quickly, and it should be a while before you have to think about any new tires.
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He was saying my rears are a little bu almost same as the 2 tires he gave me. So ended up puting Original rears In front and the 2 purchaed used tires on the back.
So how does the car ride now with the 2 used tires in the rear? Any pulling left or right?
Originally Posted by Aryay
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He was saying my rears are a little bu almost same as the 2 tires he gave me. So ended up puting Original rears In front and the 2 purchaed used tires on the back.
Seems one of the tires have a little less thread than the other he gave me. They're not identical matches, wondering if it was better than the other one it replaced. The replaced one i see the treads are uneven so is it no good? I took 2 pictures of the same tire from one inner and one otter tread (excuse my bandaid:-( :
02-17-17 | 01:28 PM
