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Unless the other tyre on the same axle is really worn or it's got a fancy AWD system i'd just replace the one
Replacing a single tyre
- Thread starter relicalpha
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I remember in the good old days of full sized spares and non directional tyres people would often change the damaged tyre and fit that alongside the new spare then keep the worn tyre as a spare.
Then later on down the line if needed you could put the part worn one back on and replace the damaged one to act as the spare to get back on track with even wear across the axle.
Then later on down the line if needed you could put the part worn one back on and replace the damaged one to act as the spare to get back on track with even wear across the axle.
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Single tyre will be fine unless as other have stated there is excessive wear on the other and worth replacing at the same time.
Paying £154 for a 16" tyre is ludicrous.
Heres the same tyre for aprox £30 less.
or Decent cheaper alternative
Paying £154 for a 16" tyre is ludicrous.
Heres the same tyre for aprox £30 less.
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or Decent cheaper alternative
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