Mar 28 2012, 05:53 PM
QUOTE(reef_d @ Mar 28 2012, 05:33 PM)
let me rephrase my earlier statement..
must put front.. your front must always have grip cos if your rear wheels loose traction/control, still got some amount of maneuvering that can be done with your grippy front tires..
if front loose grip habis laa.. you cannot maneuver when front is sliding eventho rear got traction..
dude.. put the new tyres on rear pls.. must put front.. your front must always have grip cos if your rear wheels loose traction/control, still got some amount of maneuvering that can be done with your grippy front tires..
if front loose grip habis laa.. you cannot maneuver when front is sliding eventho rear got traction..
if front lose traction, u can still try to control or maneuver the front with ur steering
if rear lose traction, u can't do anythg to control or maneuver the car. so it is important for the rear tyres to have the strong grip.
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