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Old 23-04-2011, 01:09   #8
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Re: tyre recommendation

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Originally Posted by martyh View Post
Also get the tyre company to put the new tryes on the front and the old ones on the back to maximize the wear
Current advice is actually to have new tyres on the back regardless of if the car is fwd or rwd!!! The theory is that most drivers would be able to handle understeer easier then they could oversteer!

Personally, I just have them replaced on whichever axle needs them!!
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