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08-22-2002, 09:49 PM

yes, put the newer tires on the front. if you had a rear-wheel drive car they would be put on the back. the front tires need the most traction. The new front tires will most likely wear down about the same time the rear ones do now. might be a good idea to switch your two back tires though so that they wear evenly.

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08-22-2002, 09:49 PM	#17
ArixSin Posts: n/a	yes, put the newer tires on the front. if you had a rear-wheel drive car they would be put on the back. the front tires need the most traction. The new front tires will most likely wear down about the same time the rear ones do now. might be a good idea to switch your two back tires though so that they wear evenly.