Side to side rotation
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Side to side rotation
Howdy,
I have a C43, staggered tire size oem, so no front/rear rotation. My S0-3 are starting to wear along the edges, what do you think about a side to side rotation? Probably not cheap to do, but better than buying new tires...
Ideas, comments?
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I have a C43, staggered tire size oem, so no front/rear rotation. My S0-3 are starting to wear along the edges, what do you think about a side to side rotation? Probably not cheap to do, but better than buying new tires...
Ideas, comments?
Thanks
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You can't rotate side to side if they're unidirectional treads can you? (meaning to put the inner edge on the outside after rotation). Would it do any good just to switch the left and right wheel/tire combo without putting the inner edge to the outside?
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2002 C230 : 2007 C230
Originally posted by 500AMG
You can't rotate side to side if they're unidirectional treads can you? (meaning to put the inner edge on the outside after rotation).
You can't rotate side to side if they're unidirectional treads can you? (meaning to put the inner edge on the outside after rotation).
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Originally posted by KWiK
Yes, you can. It just requires re-mounting of the tires
Yes, you can. It just requires re-mounting of the tires
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Yes, you can. It just requires re-mounting of the tires
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Originally posted by 500AMG
I dunno if it makes sense with these high performance tires that hardly last 10,000 miles anyway.
I dunno if it makes sense with these high performance tires that hardly last 10,000 miles anyway.