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Running Different brand tires front to back?

Old 08-27-2009, 04:09 PM
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Originally Posted by tveltman
I run some el-cheapos on my rears right now because I was broke and one of the rears blew out. I figured I'd replace them when I had the chance, but I've had no problems with them, and I don't track the car, so I've just left it as-is. I can go look and see what brand are in front vs rear, but given that my driving is fairly sedate with only occasional high-speed bursts, tire choice isn't all that much of an issue. Plus with the cheap rears I can burnout all I want and I'm not losing $50 in rubber a pop
Good point with the "el cheapo burn out". I think I will do the same when it comes time to change out the rears.
Old 08-27-2009, 04:17 PM
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I just checked Tire Rack and for 1 PS2 in size 295/30/18 was $412.00 not including shipping or mounting.

The Hankook V12 was $209.00!
Old 08-27-2009, 11:01 PM
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AS long as you replace in pairs, go ahead. On the street I doubt you'll notice. If you do, you'll probably pony up for them next time. I'm running different f/r right now because of the different wear rates and the fact I'm cheap, but wanted to switch brands/types.


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