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Mixing tyres on a modern car?
I know that you do not advise using winter tyres on only some of the wheels. However, would this also apply when it is not winter - we have 2 cars (a Kia Venga 1.4 petrol manual and a Volkswagen Transporter Shuttle 1.9 manual) both of which may need 1 or 2 tyres changing in the near future. I would like to replace them with all weather tyres (Goodyear Vector 4Seasons or similar) and then replace the remaining tyres with the same once we get to November (so that I can stagger the cost).
Asked on 12 May 2014 by David613
Answered by
Honest John
Do not mix types of tyres at any time of the year. Maybe okay with a 1956 Morris Oxford. Not okay with modern cars.
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