most tread front or rear?
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most tread front or rear?
i just put two new michelin pilot sport a/s on the rear of my gs400. the front tires have about 10,000 miles on them, and actually have a lot of tread left.
my question is, would you guys put the tires with the most tread on the front or the back?
i tried to search but came up with nothing, perhaps i did not word it right
thanks 3dog
my question is, would you guys put the tires with the most tread on the front or the back?
i tried to search but came up with nothing, perhaps i did not word it right
thanks 3dog
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Re: most tread front or rear?
Originally posted by 3dog
i just put two new michelin pilot sport a/s on the rear of my gs400. the front tires have about 10,000 miles on them, and actually have a lot of tread left.
my question is, would you guys put the tires with the most tread on the front or the back?
i tried to search but came up with nothing, perhaps i did not word it right
thanks 3dog
i just put two new michelin pilot sport a/s on the rear of my gs400. the front tires have about 10,000 miles on them, and actually have a lot of tread left.
my question is, would you guys put the tires with the most tread on the front or the back?
i tried to search but came up with nothing, perhaps i did not word it right
thanks 3dog
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What a coincidence, I'm reading my May 2004 Motor Trend magazine, and it's all about tire technology. Specifically in one section, it mentions that if you get 2 new tires, the fresh tires should ALWAYS should go on the back of the car--be it FWD, AWD, or RWD. Why? If the more worn tires are on the rear, you can put yourself in a very bad case of oversteer if you hydroplaned.
Accordingly, place the 2 fresh tires on the rear of the car--as you correctly did.
Accordingly, place the 2 fresh tires on the rear of the car--as you correctly did.
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