Should I fit new tyres to the front or rear of my Toyota Auris?
My Toyota Auris has done 21,000 miles. The front tyres are at 2mm and the rears at 4mm. Should the new tyres go on the front or the back?
Asked on 16 September 2010 by Keith/Lynda
Answered by
Honest John
The Tyre Safety council recommends the back, to help prevent fishtailing when braking hard in the wet.
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