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Should i rotate my tires? (Update)
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Ok, well on my car, for whatever reason, my rear tires are wearing more than my front, I know you're supposed to have your better tires on the drive wheels (also heard best should be on steering wheels) either way, that would be the front, but I was wondering if I should rotate them anyway to keep my wear even, what do y'all think?
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Ok, so I got the alignment, , checked out the alignment sheet, the rear was within spec, the frotn toe was adjusted tho as it had a total toe of .22 anyway the tech there said that one of my rear tires was low enough on tread (keep in mind these are 70,000 mile warranty tires and i'v eonly put about 20,000 miles on em) he said he could prorate it and replace it for $50 (including mount and balance), these are normally $120 tires, but i didnt wanna just replace one, do you guys think it would be worth it for me to go back and see if he could prorate both my rear tires to replace em as a set? that would be $100 for $240 worth of new tire
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Originally Posted by lash
I'm definitely not a fan of replacing only one tire at a time. Minimum 2 tires in your case.
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