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1. The front can't go out of alignment except for toe, which shouldn't happen until the tie-rods get worn. That shouldn't be for a long time. 2. 12-20K depending on
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1. The front can't go out of alignment except for toe, which shouldn't happen until the tie-rods get worn. That shouldn't be for a long time.
2. 12-20K depending on how you drive. 3. That depends a lot on your personal preferences. The Michelin Pilot Sport A/S+ is a good street tire that you can get a lot of miles out of, but it doesn't have the sticky road hugging grip of the softer compound tires. |
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