Tire wear C2 vs C4
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Just a curious question: Do the fronts and rears wear more symmetrically on a C4 where the fronts are doing ten per cent or more of the work? I am noticing that at 11k I have surprisingly even wear on my C4S. Will probably replace them at the same time. Very different from the C2 experience.
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my C2, rears are at 0% whilst fronts are at maybe 60%+ ... i don't do anything over the top driving either, no burning out or launches to degrade rears exponentially.
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My C4 has always worn the rears by a 2-3:1 margin, the difference being on how aggressive I drive the car. If I am overly aggressive it's a 3:1 ratio of rear to front wear.
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My TT was all wheel drive and it didnt wear at any different rate than I have experienced with the rear wheel drive GT3s (Not including the 997 GT3 because of the cup tires) I get 2 sets of rears to one pair of fronts.
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The C4 is RWD most of the time unless there is need to apply torque to the front wheels, for example under acceleration when the rear wheels lose traction.
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