Oreo27g

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I picked up some wheels from someone, didn't even pay attention to the tires because I was being stupid, but check it:
Front: 50% worn down Bridgestone's (Same tires & same dimensions)
Rear: Almost new Goodyear RS-A & almost new Kumho Ecsta MX KU15 (same dimensions)

Question is, WILL I be safe driving on them? Thanks!

2slow

iTrader: (5)

Different tires have didn't wear and tread patterns. It's not 'dangerous' but your tires will wear faster than usual. It might also cause your car to drift to the left or right.

iRock

iTrader: (12)

Not really dangerous but not recommended... how long was he driving on them with the two back ones different?

allst4r

iTrader: (7)

some tire guys at costco told me they could dmg the axel on ur car?since diff weight of tires???

lobuxracer

iTrader: (2)

It's a very bad idea to mix brands or even models of tires on the same axle. I'm not big on mixing on a car, but it's not necessarily unsafe where mixing on the same axle is IMHO very unsafe.

giantdefy

iTrader: (1)

different tires on same axle is dangerous. different tires have different traction and braking characteristics.

rule1223

iTrader: (15)

it's very dangerous im not saying you drive the car unsafely with those tires. it's because if you get in to an accident that's not your fault, because of the mixed tire brand on the same axle, insurance won't cover it.

benzo555

iTrader: (11)

Its perfectly fine. I have had tires from discount tire even from warranty when a tire is discontinued, they give you a "comparable brand" or the updated model. 9 times out of 10 the tread will be different anyways. And yes this is on the same axle.