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<blockquote data-quote="SadSandun" data-source="post: 23031688" data-attributes="member: 427049"><p>Myth: When only replacing two tyres, the new ones should go on the front</p><p>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.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SadSandun, post: 23031688, member: 427049"] 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. [/QUOTE]
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