Michelin Cross-climate tyres - is it safe to have just two?
Having read your column (http://www.honestjohn.co.uk/news/miscellaneous/2015-02/michelin-crossclimate-tyres/), when I needed to change just the front tyres on my Mazda 6 estate, I bought two Michelin Cross-climates, leaving two Michelin Primacy 3's on the back.
It has since been pointed out to me that this might not be the correct thing to hav done at all and I should really either have 4 of the Cross-climates or none.
Can I wait until I need to change the back tyres or should I change them now?
It has since been pointed out to me that this might not be the correct thing to hav done at all and I should really either have 4 of the Cross-climates or none.
Can I wait until I need to change the back tyres or should I change them now?
Asked on 10 June 2015 by Pindersgasman
Answered by
Honest John
Yes, they should all be Cross Climates because otherwise the car could become unstable when braking in the wet.
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all-weather tyres
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