hi ,is it warrantable to have 195 65 14 tires on the front and 195 60 14 on the rear!
cuda.340,
Feb 10, 8:56am
as long as the tyre on the oposite side is a matching tyre with the same construction number.
jezz43,
Feb 10, 8:57am
i thought tyres on the rear couldnt be smaller than the fronts! ive failed a wof on this in the past
usdefault,
Feb 10, 9:00am
How did penny farthings ever get WOF's then!
purple666,
Feb 10, 9:06am
Granddad says they used to ride them in backwards Problem solved
thewomble1,
Feb 10, 1:38pm
As long as the trye size is within 2% of each other can have different size on the same axle.
tonyrockyhorror,
Feb 10, 3:00pm
The legislation only applies to tyres on the same axle.
hondalova,
Feb 10, 7:21pm
think about ABS before putting different size tyres on car.
beblowin,
Feb 10, 8:10pm
I think a 911 andx5 have ABS no issues there
holdenboy11,
Feb 11, 6:59am
Bugger.Just got new tyres.Had one directional, and three straight running.One of them (not the directional) was also a 65 while others were 70.
ralphdog1,
Feb 11, 7:04am
Explain.
mrfxit,
Feb 11, 9:50am
I suspect it might be a possibility that some abs systems don't cope well with 2 different wheel heights which effects rotational speeds hence sensors
mrfxit,
Feb 11, 9:55am
For simplicity's sake. Same per axle .
load rating (within 1 ratings) (legal for 2!) Ratio sizing Very similar or same tread design Type (directional/ asymmetrical/ conventional /commercial) (Snow must be all 4 )
Anything out of that & you may have to come up with some spec's for the wof to prove it's ok
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