I would imagine he didn't even look at what the other tyres where and just got what he either had or what the tyre place recommended, just because he's a mechanic doesn't mean he knows everything about cars.
Baz.
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I would imagine he didn't even look at what the other tyres where and just got what he either had or what the tyre place recommended, just because he's a mechanic doesn't mean he knows everything about cars.
Baz.
Who bought a Jeep...?Quote:
Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift
he knew full well...Quote:
Originally Posted by Redback
he is a old time racer as well so does have some clue
but something just keeps ringing alarm bells in my head...
maybe onset of old fuddy duddy complex
my baby bought a pajero because it has 7 forward facing seats ....Quote:
Originally Posted by bacicat
and my girl has 3 kids under 10
has an anything else is crap sticker on it if that helps...
is the Paj the vehicle in question ?? and if so, how often does it go into 4WD ?.
I heard you were sporting the brand.Quote:
Originally Posted by bacicat
Or is that still anembarrassmentsecret?
There are only so many hours in day so some people have to be skipped otherwise they'd consume all my time..... :wasntme:Quote:
Originally Posted by cuppabillytea
Over to you.:pQuote:
Originally Posted by p38arover
Can you say " INSURANCE "? :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by incisor
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Sure can I can also say ADR's and manufactures reccomendations. on a good day I cna even spell themwithout help from Ron, Autocorrect or spell chekc.Quote:
Originally Posted by donh54
ADR's ad the manual only require that the wheels be the same size (within tolerance) (there are exceptions for some vehicle to the ADRS where different size tyres are used front to rear but the vehicle must be designed this way) but they must be the same tread pattern across the axle
the rolling resistance of the tyres wont make any real difference to a vehicle especially an AWD or open centered 4wd like a subie or a landy.
and yes it will upset the "balance" of the vehicle a little but the that might just be what the owner wants it to do, like say fitting a wind boost to save stretching his right big toe and extra inch.