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i usually wear the rears 2x faster than the fronts... no need to rotate these tires. just wear them out. some folks do a side to side rotation but that
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i usually wear the rears 2x faster than the fronts... no need to rotate these tires. just wear them out.
some folks do a side to side rotation but that just adds more risk to getting your wheels nicked during the process. not worth it, not worth the potential added noise due to different wear angles. |
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Long ago I recall something about radial separation when you switch side to side. I agree with previous post about putting money into alignment/balance if you have this need.
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