Guidelines for changing tires
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From: Dallas TX
Guidelines for changing tires
Need advice on this. I'm replacing existing Toyo T1-S's with Toyo T1-S's. I'd recommend these to anyone. 3 words: Inexpensive, tight, and quiet. It's also hard to hydroplane them.
http://www.westcoastcorvette.com/sho...il.cfm?id=1604 They have a nice package deal.
Upon closer inspection of the front tires, I have 4x the tread than the rear. Apparently I was too enthusiastic with the gas
I've got all 4 tires on the way, but should I replace all 4 or just the two rears?
Should I also get a re-alignment done whenever I change tires? It doesn't appear to be off, but I'd rather not have a bad alignment eating my tires.
Thanks.
http://www.westcoastcorvette.com/sho...il.cfm?id=1604 They have a nice package deal.
Upon closer inspection of the front tires, I have 4x the tread than the rear. Apparently I was too enthusiastic with the gas
I've got all 4 tires on the way, but should I replace all 4 or just the two rears?
Should I also get a re-alignment done whenever I change tires? It doesn't appear to be off, but I'd rather not have a bad alignment eating my tires.
Thanks.
Le Mans Master
Joined: Sep 2004
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From: Shiloh Ohio
Sell
If I were you I would just sell the used ones and put the new ones on. I just sold my EMT fronts and I did not even run an add just posted to someone who had a WTB add. You do not even have to box them to ship just drop them off at FedEx ground and you are done.
