Where Do You Put Two New Tires? Front or Rear?
When you only need two tires, you’d think they would go on the front of a front-wheel-drive, but it’s the opposite.
That’s because when the rear tires on a front-wheel-drive lose grip, it’s almost impossible to keep control.
It’s one of the Ten Commandments of Being in the Tire Business – We all agree, when you only need two new tires, put them on the rear axle of your car, van, SUV, or light truck.
Watch Michelin demonstrate this on a wet test-track with a front-wheel-drive –
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