How to rotate front & rear tyres when BMWs got use different sizes for them?

I dont rotate the tyre, just change when nearly botak, no need save

Where's your source?

Me. My wheels per unit is 250 myr that lasts a very long time (I live in sarawak where the furthers place I'll drive is 30 minutes away). I replace my tires when I feel the steering to be sluggish or driving becomes bumpier eventhough I pump air into it.

Donno how much you pay for rotation but is it really worth it bringing to workshop to do it every 10km?

if your car 2wd then worth to do alignment + rotation

balancing no need do unless u feel your steering vibrating at highway/speed


every 10k do rotation + alignment

so that u wont hit into uneven wearing in the long run

not really expensive ..about 40 bucks depending on car for alignment


if your car is 4wd then rotation might not needed

This post has been edited by fantasy1989: Jul 17 2023, 02:32 PM

Linglong EV tires je la.

Atto 3 use atlas batman tyres

Ora good cat iinm use Giti tyres

Cheap2

In order to boost ev car sales, gov will increase fuel price soon, agree?

Macam washing machine, kipas...

In Malaysia we got tayat celup or tayar masak

That article is from 2004, I'm guessing back then they were still using the same size tires front and back. Would have been strange to mention that otherwise.

dont be so high can or not. quote an article for ICE, and its BMW. You dont know they come in staggered tyre size? Front and rear different size. You can't even rotate left and right.

I've clocked more than 1+ million mileage in all my cars. When you do spirited drives, and care about handling & grip, it makes a difference.
When I don't do it, the tyre wear is uneven. Of course, if you driving cars on cheap tyres, not really worth it, but I tend to use performance tyres, so it's important.

wait ev batt mati..
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Maybe trade war. Linglong wait long long to enter their market

2004 article, read first. You sure old/all BMWs use asymmetrical tire sizes? Fwd 1 series also have bigger rear tires?

For real??

Topcake!

No, for FWD, no need to do so, New tires always go the back, let the front one wear off first. This will surely prevent overstreer

Inverter alone also can kill your wallet already haha

If I was a driver in Thailand or west Malaysia where you can drive 4 hours on a smooth highway yes it's a worthwhile investment. But where I'm from... Totally not worth it