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Old 07-25-2005, 11:15 AM   #1
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I'm leaving for Phoenix tomorrow to have my tires balanced and rotated. The outside edges of the fronts are quite worn down. Where should I have the fronts put? Same side? Opposite inside or outside or in the trash? 20m on the tires, 3 years old.
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I'm leaving for Phoenix tomorrow to have my tires balanced and rotated. The outside edges of the fronts are quite worn down. Where should I have the fronts put? Same side? Opposite inside or outside or in the trash? 20m on the tires, 3 years old.
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Old 07-25-2005, 07:09 PM   #3
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If you have some edge wear, and are going to keep them for a while, dismount them and put them on opposite sides (cross them to the rear). You will be turning them in the reverse direction, on the drive axle. This will help straighten out the edge wear. Inside outside doesn't matter, unless they look real bad then hide them for asthetic reasons on the inside. Only my opinion of course...and the standard lawyer......
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