You are front rear and center open. No VC. You can buy one new tire and be fine. You're talking about a few 16ths of an inch, if that much.
Replace 2 or all 4 tires? (1 Viewer)
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I've been running with two front/ two rear (DUH!) with about 15-20K difference on the mileage after a sidewall slice in DV way back in 2006. Replaced the one tire back then.
No known issues in the past almost 3 years with different tread depth on the two pairs.
That being said, even if I went with the same tire replacement this summer, I'd replace all four an keep the two better ones as spares...just in case I decide I want to slice another side wall somewhere!
No known issues in the past almost 3 years with different tread depth on the two pairs.
That being said, even if I went with the same tire replacement this summer, I'd replace all four an keep the two better ones as spares...just in case I decide I want to slice another side wall somewhere!
i say buy 2 that match the 3 good ones. If money is a issue look in the classifieds. I got a awesome deal on 4 tires.
I can tell you from experience that if you have four tires that are significantly worn, and have a blow out, and replace only that tire with a new one, you get lots more driveline rumble. A couple of months later, add three more new tires and the rumble is reduced dramatically.
Evidently having tires that differ enough in circumference can cause issues.
Evidently having tires that differ enough in circumference can cause issues.
