I get the reasons they do it, but then the older tires with less tread and non snow rated are in the front, oh well

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Nov 12, 2024
10:44:58am

dingus79 All-American

I get the reasons they do it, but then the older tires with less tread and non snow rated are in the front, oh well

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dingus79

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Does Discount Tire force you to put the new tires on the rear of the vehicle? Also, they won't fuss if I want 2 new

dingus79 All-American

Nov 12, 10:32am

New tires should always be in the rear. Move the rear to the front if you want to keep them.

Skeptical Optimist

Nov 12, 10:33am

But I want the 3 peak rated in the front because it's front wheel drive

dingus79

Nov 12, 10:37am

Won't that make the car more likely to fishtail? Seems like more traction on the

Brute66

Nov 12, 10:46am

Yeah, I didn't do too much research before posting, I know a bit about cars but less about tires ha ha

dingus79

Nov 12, 10:52am

I get the reasons they do it, but then the older tires with less tread and non snow rated are in the front, oh well

dingus79

Nov 12, 10:44am

Maybe I should have done more research but it seems you shouldn't mix tire types anyway, hmm

dingus79

Nov 12, 10:47am

Yeah, that seems like an issue

Skeptical Optimist

Nov 12, 10:49am

I've been told that is the law.

Nov 12, 11:54am

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