Tyre Rotation every 10k?

[Jamesc]

I think the reason our left tyre wear out faster is because of the camber of the road.

 

The left side of the road slopes more to drain away rain water.

 

[Inlinefour]

I think the reason our left tyre wear out faster is because of the camber of the road.

 

The left side of the road slopes more to drain away rain water.

 

Mscp also worn out tyres faster

 

Slope climbing

[Jamesc]

Mscp also worn out tyres faster

 

Slope climbing

Yup

[Meanmachine]

Interestingly you must have been rotating your steering wheel as well, Wonder how you did it.

 

 

    For James-sir, he meant he rotate his MIL daily, not every James can do it except this James lor! He love her dearly 

[Yymail22]

Some time ago, I had one of my rear tyres patched/repaired due to a puncture by a screw.

Question: When it comes to rotation to move the rear tyres to the front, is it dangerous to have a patched tyre at the front as braking force is heavier at the front than at the rear?

I'm driving a Honda Vezel.

Thanks to your input/opinion.

[Ct3833]

7 hours ago, Yymail22 said:

Some time ago, I had one of my rear tyres patched/repaired due to a puncture by a screw.

Question: When it comes to rotation to move the rear tyres to the front, is it dangerous to have a patched  at th0e front as braking force is heavier at the front than at the rear?0

I'm driving a Honda Vezel.

Thanks to your input/opinion.

You can rotate the tyre to the front , no issus .

[t0y0ta]

9 hours ago, Yymail22 said:

Some time ago, I had one of my rear tyres patched/repaired due to a puncture by a screw.

Question: When it comes to rotation to move the rear tyres to the front, is it dangerous to have a patched tyre at the front as braking force is heavier at the front than at the rear?

I'm driving a Honda Vezel.

Thanks to your input/opinion.

quite safe, unless you are running laps on racing track haha.

[Ct3833]

7 hours ago, t0y0ta said:

quite safe, unless you are running laps on racing track haha.

F1 does not rotate tyres in the pit stop lah, they replace the 4 completely. 😄

[Jamesc]

You always want your best tires in the back.

So lousy front tyre is ok.

All 4 tires on my MIL car is patch back one.

Patched back with chewing gum.

[Ct3833]

18 minutes ago, Jamesc said:

You always want your best tires in the back.

So lousy front tyre is ok.

All 4 tires on my MIL car is patch back one.

Patched back with chewing gum.

 I know you are joking, so  am I.

Having you to be her son-in-law, your MIL could stay alive till  now is a huge miracle 😃😃😃😄😄😄

Edited February 14, 2022 by Ct3833

[1fast1]

6 minutes ago, Ct3833 said:

 I know you are joking, so  am I.

Having you to be her son-in-law, your MIL could stay alive till  now is a huge miracle 😃😃😃😄😄😄

The Devil looks after his own. 😈

[Jamesc]

8 minutes ago, Ct3833 said:

 I know you are joking, so  am I.

Having you to be her son-in-law, your MIL could stay alive till  now is a huge miracle 😃😃😃😄😄😄

What you mean?

I am always deadly serious about my MIL.

Deadly serious.

[Roberttan]

On 2/14/2022 at 12:31 AM, Yymail22 said:

Some time ago, I had one of my rear tyres patched/repaired due to a puncture by a screw.

Question: When it comes to rotation to move the rear tyres to the front, is it dangerous to have a patched tyre at the front as braking force is heavier at the front than at the rear?

I'm driving a Honda Vezel.

Thanks to your input/opinion.

so long is properly internal patch is fine to place any corner of your car , 

by the way talking about the important of 4 tires ? all 4 are important but should you have relatively 2 worn tire and 2 very good or new tires you should place the Good or new at the Rear. just my View.  

[D3badge]

On 2/14/2022 at 6:39 PM, Jamesc said:

You always want your best tires in the back.

So lousy front tyre is ok.

All 4 tires on my MIL car is patch back one.

Patched back with chewing gum.

Even for FWD? As more stress in the front for FWD. I have no idea thus asking here 😅😃

[Fcw75]

1 hour ago, D3badge said:

Even for FWD? As more stress in the front for FWD. I have no idea thus asking here 😅😃

Its true. Many people got the wrong idea that for FWD cars the newer tyres should be in front. 

It should be at the rear. 

Edited February 24, 2022 by Fcw75

[mersaylee]

11 hours ago, D3badge said:

Even for FWD? As more stress in the front for FWD. I have no idea thus asking here 😅😃

Fish tailing is not for the fainthearted...better to put better ones at the rear...unless one wants to drive like a fish out of water...anyhow bounce here bump there till can't move anymore 😅