Tires should be rotated every 6,000 to 8,000 miles for even wear. Directional tires should only be facing the way the arrow says. With directional tires, The front ones move to the back and the back ones move to the front. The right tires to not go on the left side because then they will spin backwards.
Rotating Directional Tires.
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Originally Posted By: CivicFan
True. Near bald is trouble in the making anyway
Tell that to Nitto. I have the NT05's on my car and the tread depth isn't much when brand new. Plus they have a wide slick patch right down the middle of the tire. I'm running 275/40's in the front and 315/35's in the back and I got no hydoplaining running down the highway at 75 in the rain.
True. Near bald is trouble in the making anyway
Tell that to Nitto. I have the NT05's on my car and the tread depth isn't much when brand new. Plus they have a wide slick patch right down the middle of the tire. I'm running 275/40's in the front and 315/35's in the back and I got no hydoplaining running down the highway at 75 in the rain.
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