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part of it could be your lsd. You see, since one of the back tires went out, the tread depth is different between the two. So even driving in a
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part of it could be your lsd. You see, since one of the back tires went out, the tread depth is different between the two. So even driving in a staright line your two rear tires are moving at different speeds, which will also give you a slip feeling in the rear...fyi. Also it is not a good idea to keep it like that for that long.
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