Posted by showcrop on December 11, 2017 at 04:11:53 from (75.68.37.174):
Most of us already know this but I think that it is worth bringing it up. We used to always make sure to have our deepest tread on the drive tires, but in recent times we are being cautioned by most tire dealers that if we have front wheel drive it is very important to have just as good tread on the rear as in the front. The reason is that various forces such as curves and the crown in the road put sideways force on the tires. If the rear tire tread is not adequate to maintain sideways traction against that force, the car is going to want to swap ends. It is far better to want to go and not to be able to than to be able to go but not steer.
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