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Whats the legality on this...

Chris.

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Wanting to save some money and only get winter tyres for the front - as I reckon I'd be able to keep the back in check.

Would it be legal - or shall I not be such a cheap skate and get winters all round?
 
Re: Whats the lagality on this...

milano_chris said:
Wanting to save some money and only get winter tyres for the front - as I reckon I'd be able to keep the back in check.

Would it be legal - or shall I not be such a cheap skate and get winters all round?
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Basically what you're saying is lets give the front grip so the back has none Chris, it would just be asking for trouble IMO.
 
i would get all 4 changed or not at all.

+ iam sure u can get a better discount on 4 tyres,


hehe discounted food at the restaurant near the hotel/ring :!:
 
Why not get Toyo's or Parada Spec 2's all round, then you can use them all year round and they both perform very well in the winter and summer.
 
I would have kept the Pots on all year - but in the snow that we get around my area it's a bit pointless. The main problem I get is grip grom the front end - sometimes I can't even pull away from lights/hills etc that is why I was wondering about just changing the fronts.

And believe me I need soft compuond winter tyres - otherwose my car is undrivable.
 
If youre going to do it then run all 4 winter ones mate otherwise the back end wil just wander everywhere and will make the car obscenely dangerous to drive.
 
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