new/old tyres

bongo1 · Oct 9, 2011

Hi folks another newbie sorry , ive done a search but none the wiser , Ive a new spare tyre so i am buying another new one to match it up the other 2 are part worn not to bad say 2/3rds tread , Question do the new go on the rear or front in regards to diff wind up thanks .

storm99 · Oct 9, 2011

I always put new tyres on the sides.

The Mad Hat Man · Oct 9, 2011

new tryes?

storm99 · Oct 9, 2011

No idea what you are talking about freddie fast fingers.

wiltshire landyman · Oct 9, 2011

bongo1 said:
Hi folks another newbie sorry , ive done a search but none the wiser , Ive a new spare tyre so i am buying another new one to match it up the other 2 are part worn not to bad say 2/3rds tread , Question do the new go on the rear or front in regards to diff wind up thanks .

wow you carry 3 spare tyres where do you put them all

300tdistu · Oct 9, 2011

new ones on rear

bongo1 · Oct 9, 2011

1x new spare , 2x ok tread , 1x caput worn out , 1x low so will use as a spare . So the 2x ok tread go on F/R and 1x low spare 1x caput bin
so 1x new on F/R along with another new one to match and go on same axle F/R , Is that ok

wiltshire landyman · Oct 9, 2011

300tdistu said:
new ones on rear

new ones on the front just to be a different answer

wiltshire landyman · Oct 9, 2011

bongo1 said:
1x new spare , 2x ok tread , 1x caput worn out , 1x low so will use as a spare . So the 2x ok tread go on F/R and 1x low spare 1x caput bin
so 1x new on F/R along with another new one to match and go on same axle F/R , Is that ok

yep thats as clear as mud

bongo1 · Oct 9, 2011

300tdistu said:
new ones on rear

Thanks for that appreciated , i did guess but wanted an expert reply lol

Suris · Oct 9, 2011

300tdistu said:
new ones on rear

Aye!! that's the right answer

SCOTSMAN · Oct 9, 2011

Keep the new in the shed don't want to wear them out.

storm99 · Oct 9, 2011

Ignore all the silly answers.

Put the new spare tyre on the spare wheel carrier at the rear and then put the old new spare on the bonnet. You may wish to affix them in a firm manner to prevent untoward occurrences.

bongo1 · Oct 9, 2011

Suris said:
Aye!! that's the right answer

And thankyou to you sir

swar110 · Oct 10, 2011

keep my new spare tyres above my belt - hairy tread though, good in winter

Oldseadog · Oct 10, 2011

Don't forget to fit your new tyres onto rims first, otherwise you'll find that they will tend to wobble about a bit on the hubs.

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