Got a puncture in the caldina, on the left rear, have got a 90% worn tyre sorted to go on it, but was just wondering is there is any issue putting a new tyre on one side and retaining old tyre on the otherside (5mm tread)
The tyre thats going on it is the same as all others (Bridgestone Potenza GIII 205/60/r15) and we have gone through this crowd for tyres before and not had a problem so have no worries using these tyres, apart from the potential difference in tread.
Anyone know if that poses an issue?
I've had tyres wear at different rates in the past and its never been an issue wof time, but thought I should ask the question
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by xsspeed » Wed Aug 12, 2009 1:47 pm
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by Bling » Wed Aug 12, 2009 1:49 pm
I don't see an issue. I'm sure any grip difference would be marginal. The fact they are the same tyres all around would reduce any difference too. If you were changing tyre then you might notice something.
Hell half the shitters out there run on 4 different tyres
Hell half the shitters out there run on 4 different tyres
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by tsoob » Wed Aug 12, 2009 2:27 pm
shoudl be fine man, if in doubt see if they will do you a trade in for 2 new ones i do that a bit ay keeps the customer happy and we can resell the other one as a secondhand one.
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by xsspeed » Wed Aug 12, 2009 2:34 pm
cheers but all sorted now, sent the mrs to get it done. if they had two in stock I would've just grabbed two for the rears and stick the 5mm one on a spare.
Not to worry, when the other 3 wear right down I'll buy four corners.
Not to worry, when the other 3 wear right down I'll buy four corners.
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by AE82 FXGT » Wed Aug 12, 2009 6:21 pm
tyre tread depths only really matter when you have a really sensitive traction control/abs set up.
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by THA SHZ » Fri Aug 14, 2009 9:12 am
AE82 FXGT wrote:tyre tread depths only really matter when you have a really sensitive traction control/abs set up.
or if you have 4wd
but if the others are 5 mm you are fine , less than that could potentially cause damage mechanically to central diff or transfer
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by xsspeed » Fri Aug 14, 2009 6:38 pm
THA SHZ wrote:or if you have 4wd
Yeah this is what I was thinking re centre diff, as it is 4wd, but I forgot to mention the fact above, others may have assumed FWD, crap.
Well tyre is on, so will keep fingers crossed.
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