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who said anything about an inch?
maybr re-read what I wrote.
You did. You specified tire sizes, which don't seem to be there now. I was going by the tire sizes you listed.Originally Posted by Seventime
who said anything about an inch?
maybr re-read what I wrote.
If you are putting on the same size tire, just one worn, and one new, that simply isn't an issue.
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If you are putting on the same size tire, just one worn, and one new, that simply isn't an issue.
your mistaken friend. I never listed tire size. That would explain why it's not there. Originally Posted by HeyYou
You did. You specified tire sizes, which don't seem to be there now. I was going by the tire sizes you listed.If you are putting on the same size tire, just one worn, and one new, that simply isn't an issue.
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your mistaken friend. I never listed tire size. That would explain why it's not there.
I'd be real curious where I got that information from then........ hhhmmmmm........Originally Posted by Seventime
your mistaken friend. I never listed tire size. That would explain why it's not there.
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lol you and me both. That's why I asked when you mentioned and inch difference Originally Posted by HeyYou
I'd be real curious where I got that information from then........ hhhmmmmm........
perhaps you were were looking at the wrong post
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lol you and me both. That's why I asked when you mentioned and inch difference
perhaps you were were looking at the wrong post
I suspect that is indeed the case...... Didn't think I was that tired.....Originally Posted by Seventime
lol you and me both. That's why I asked when you mentioned and inch difference
perhaps you were were looking at the wrong post
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it can happen to the best of us!Originally Posted by HeyYou
I suspect that is indeed the case...... Didn't think I was that tired.....
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it can happen to the best of us!
No. NO. It can't. I am INFALLIBLE. Do you HEAR ME!!! INFALLIBLE.Originally Posted by Seventime
it can happen to the best of us!
Ahem. Ok, I feel better now. That was the evil HeyYou coming out. He's gone now. I killed him.
In any event, a new tire one one side, and an older tire on the other side, really shouldn't matter.
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Ahem. Ok, I feel better now. That was the evil HeyYou coming out. He's gone now. I killed him.
In any event, a new tire one one side, and an older tire on the other side, really shouldn't matter.
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No. NO. It can't. I am INFALLIBLE. Do you HEAR ME!!! INFALLIBLE.Ahem. Ok, I feel better now. That was the evil HeyYou coming out. He's gone now. I killed him.
In any event, a new tire one one side, and an older tire on the other side, really shouldn't matter.
thanks for the input!
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I would want the treadwear to be within 3/32" difference.
If you replace 2 tires on the same axle, the differential won't walk and won't be any issue in 2wd...put the 2 new tires on the rear and don't do tire rotations until the treadwear matches up. you could then run 5 tire rotation and if you damage another one, your covered.
If you replace 2 tires on the same axle, the differential won't walk and won't be any issue in 2wd...put the 2 new tires on the rear and don't do tire rotations until the treadwear matches up. you could then run 5 tire rotation and if you damage another one, your covered.