2k nam danne issarahata daaganna, issaraha 2k passata daganna, daala balance karaganna
Ceat wage ewa hayyai, rubber 1 softwenna wela yanawa e kiyanne brake ahanawa adui lessanawa, wasse nm thawath case
car 1k abs da? mokadda car 1k? vietnam brand hodai IRC, jin thawa accelera tyre 1k hodai maxxis, gt walata wada, gaanath adui
Why is that Sir?You should have good tyres in the back not in the front. Don't give wrong advise. Be silent if you do not know.
Why is that Sir?
Rear tyres are stopping skidding.
https://www.edentyres.com/should-i-fit-new-tyres-to-the-front-or-rear.aspx
Myth: When only replacing two tyres, the new ones should go on the front
The front and rear tires on your car have a different job to do and generally, the tires on the driven wheels will wear faster. However, regardless of whether your car is front, rear or all-wheel drive, you should always fit the newest tires or those with the greatest tread to the rear as they provide the essential stability to ensure effective braking, steering and traction.
GT hondai neda ? \ Chines ewa nam thawath aduwata thiyenawa hebei kohomada danne na
Rear tyres are stopping skidding.
https://www.edentyres.com/should-i-fit-new-tyres-to-the-front-or-rear.aspx
Myth: When only replacing two tyres, the new ones should go on the front
The front and rear tyres on your car have a different job to do and generally, the tyres on the driven wheels will wear faster. However, regardless of whether your car is front, rear or all-wheel drive, you should always fit the newest tyres or those with the greatest tread to the rear as they provide the essential stability to ensure effective braking, steering and traction.
All the 4 tires must be in good condition to avoid or minimize skidding in a sudden braking or to be stable at high speeds. That does not mean the rear tires must be in a better condition than the front. but out of your 4 tires the best two must go to the driving axle i.e. FWD or RWD because that is where the power is applied thus more friction more tare & wear.
Rs 500/- ta used ewa thiyenawa 1000-3000km duwanna puluwan ewa. tire kadawal wala balanna.
aluth ewa danna epa terumak na,
All the 4 tires must be in good condition to avoid or minimize skidding in a sudden braking or to be stable at high speeds. That does not mean the rear tires must be in a better condition than the front. but out of your 4 tires the best two must go to the driving axle i.e. FWD or RWD because that is where the power is applied thus more friction more tare & wear.
ceat aluth dekak aragena dapan puluwan nam, rebuild karapuwa dannepa, naththam use karala wikunanna thiyena dekak aran daapan![]()
You should have good tyres in the back not in the front. Don't give wrong advise. Be silent if you do not know.
Read this carefully and your argument is not valid. its a leading tyre manufacturer.
http://kumhotyre.co.uk/kumho-news/should-you-fit-new-tyres-to-the-front-or-rear/





lol my bad i didn't know you were driving lambo or whatever rear wheeld car
and YES congrats on your internet searches
kumho is THE leading tyre manufacture and its all over in srilanka, you know whats the problem is? YOU have never been to a tyre center? have you?
you know what tyres we have in srilanka?
its not michelin nor dunlop but kumho?!![]()
car with front engines, front tyrs thama wediyen diyawenne, rears walata wada and thats not an internet search. rear tyrs quality 1k hodai
issraha thama wanguwakata homba daanne not rear, harawanakota issaraha grip wenne nethnm passa grip karan wedak tiyenawada gono
car 1k tiyenawanam try karala balapanko.. mama nam tyres maaru karaddi full set 1k daanawa but issaraha grip netnm car 1k accelerate karannath be issaraha roda 2k karakila yanne mage Axio 1ke nam ehenam which is front wheel drive
internet ewada one? try this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cLGFAZ7EFh4
Goodluck with internet tyre advise![]()







Its upto you to do. This is a standard practice and you are believing in the myth. No point of arguing with someone who thinks he knows everything.
Just for your knowledge, this is my subject and what i know is correct.
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