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Bring front tires directly back. Unmount the rear tires, put left rear on right front and right rear on left front. This requires unmounting and remounting and balancing tires. This is how I do mine about every 5000 miles or so.
 

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ZimStang said:
no those tires have directional tread... you can only rotate your front wheels directly back on the same side and bring your rear wheel to the front on the same side. Dont switch them from driver side to passenger side otherwise your tread wont work right.
Not on my Goodyears....that's how I've always done them. You just make sure you have the direction the same. The tire is still spinning in the same direction, you just move what was the inside of one tire to the outside on the opposite side.
 

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ZimStang said:
also if the tires are wearing like on the outside of it, you can unmount the tire from the rim and switch it to the other side... thats always a possibility, its expensive but itll give you more life out of the tires
You also just contradicted yourself...you said you can't move tires from one side the other in the first post..then said you could.
 

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Yes, you have to unmount the tires from the rim and remount them on the rim basically facing the opposite direction. You must make sure the tread is facing the correct direction, otherwise the tread will fail and your ride will absolutely suck. I've driven on a tire that was facing the wrong direction...it was quite a rough ride.
 

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You can swap sides as long as you don't change the direction correct? The inside wall would then become the outside wall, I don't see where that makes a difference.
 

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I know that..but why can't you just put the tire from the right side on the left side, as long as the direction stays the same.
 

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lowflyn said:
Bring front tires directly back. Unmount the rear tires, put left rear on right front and right rear on left front. This requires unmounting and remounting and balancing tires. This is how I do mine about every 5000 miles or so.
I said twice in my first post that you have to unmount the tires.... :D
 

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Dang man..you killed the vic tire lol
 
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