Hi guys just wonderin if it was bad to mix my front 2 with the back tyres I already have? At re mo I have rossos and want better on the front? Thanks
Mixing tyres
- Thread starter leon_in_uk
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Theres no serious issue i dont think. People may not advise it though.
Ive got Eagle F1 Assymetrics on my front, and the budget Event tyres on the rear.
About 3 days after getting the front put on, i went round a roundabout in the wet, a little too quick (within speed limit) and the back began to step out, nothing major atall, just totally un expected.
I guess you just have to keep your wits about you.
Ive got Eagle F1 Assymetrics on my front, and the budget Event tyres on the rear.
About 3 days after getting the front put on, i went round a roundabout in the wet, a little too quick (within speed limit) and the back began to step out, nothing major atall, just totally un expected.
I guess you just have to keep your wits about you.
hi, i dont think its a problem as long as they are quality tyres, but i would recommend to put new tyres on rear. if you like going fast round bends its better to know your limit on front and have good grip on back, than have good grip on front than your back skips around and then you crash or have a ****ing life flash
Got to agree
Just waiting to run out whats left in my rears so i can change them. Might evern swap them with the rears as you say, means i can get shot of them sooner too
I'd advise making sure that the rears are a pair and not mixed, but spend the money on a decent set, I went for Falken 454's on my Type R and lost it on an island causing me to spin 360 twice and eventually stopping sitting on top of a white bollard and 6 inches from the ironworks.
I had a proper heart stopping moment and was lucky that I didn't cause any detremental damage, following this I replaced the tyres to YOKOHMA PARADA.
I had a proper heart stopping moment and was lucky that I didn't cause any detremental damage, following this I replaced the tyres to YOKOHMA PARADA.
Ok newer tyres on the rear! Got that but what about toyos onthe back rossos on the front? Is that as bad?
I can see the logic for fitting new tyres on the rear, but I reckon within a few weeks when you come across the first snowy hill you'll be wanting all the grip you can up front...
Plus, oversteer is always entertaining
Chris
Depends on the car try a BMW 1er on run flat tyres in snow or ice then it is just plain scary
i had 2 different tread patterns on the back of my car which i swapped to the front and it was scary and i dont mean driving stupid scary but had no confidence when taking bends , found my self tip toeing around bends 
just keep the same brand, model and preferably mileage tyres on one axle.
The back to front swapping issue is when tyres are cupping on your car, because then all 4 tyres will be cupped after you swap them.
The back to front swapping issue is when tyres are cupping on your car, because then all 4 tyres will be cupped after you swap them.
bijoyzlair
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I've read that when you change tires you have to check the speed ratings - always keep the lower speed rated set in front to ensure high speed grip. Followed the same when i had to replace my front set, now run bridgestone potenzas at the rear with Pirelli Rossos up front. Have already taken it to speeds up to 230+kmph without any issues. So do keep that in mind.
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