If FF car, front first. U need traction and steering.
I also poorfag so only change front with new and rear still using old ones.
New tires - fix front or rear?
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QUOTE(BelaCHAN @ Aug 10 2018, 03:24 PM) I can only agree to this if you're very, VERY aware of your cars behavior on road EVERY TIME you drive, Agreed.and is fully aware of the consequences of having a rear wheel spin-out occur, even at low speeds. WOMEN dont do this. You will cause accidents during rain.  This post has been edited by acbc: Aug 10 2018, 03:38 PM |
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My 3008 was using 2 different brand of tyres for front and rear last month. Due to budget constraints, I opt for new tires for front only and being a FF car with turbo, wrong move! Went back and swap the new front to rear and old rear to front (still have 30%). Much better afterwards.
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QUOTE(6UE5T @ Sep 7 2018, 11:11 AM) Yeah coz the difference with the old tires at only 30% left is too much. I'd rather suggest you to also change that old tires soon though then can put the new replacement at the front because the previous pair is also still pretty new. Done last week. Now all 4 tires of same brand and batch. Luckily enough budget due to extreme weather now. |
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