![]() |
a/t's front m/t's back
Can i run the tires like this. Ive only got 2wd so if i can run different treads I would really like to it will probably save me 100 bucks. I wanna go trxus mt's in the back and probably bfg at's in the front 33's all way round.
|
sure can, no problem other than looking different.
|
ok awesome thanks. Thats what i figured couldnt see there being a problem. The guy at the local 4x4 shop said otherwise though just looking for the extra dollars lol.
|
The only other problem I can see out of this is when it comes time to rotate you cannot do a full rortation but other than that it would be good I cannot see it hampering anything.
|
That was my concern, was the rotation. Other than that, it is perfectly fine to mismatch as described.
|
oh yeah never even thought about rotating them. I dont drive alot though and i'll probably be gettin a little car this summer i hope so i'll be drving even less, so rotating wont be an issue to often. I may go with 4 mt's now thinkin about that.
|
I've always had 4x4s and same with my father, but my uncle (a retired mopar mechanic) always had 4x2s in upstate NY. He always had a pair of studded "snow tires" on the rear in winter that not only had a much deeper, more aggressive tread, but also were not even radials. He'd swap them out in late fall/early winter and then in spring, would remove them, put the fronts on the rear and place the "summer radials" on the front, that gave him his rotation too...
|
| All times are GMT -4. The time now is 11:06 PM. |
© 2026 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands