Front engine rear wheel drive? which tires una mapupudpud??

[AC]

sa usual car.. front engine front wheel..
nasa harap ang weight(engine)
nasa harap ang driving wheel
nasa harap ang turning
mostly nasa harap ang breaking
kaya front wheels ang mabilis mapupud..

what about front engine rearwheeldrive cars?

actually what i have is a 4 wheel drive pajero.. but i only use 2 wheel drive...
iniisip ko lang.. which tires una mauubos..
gusto ko kasi sana.. ibalance tires ko... sabay maubos.. thanks

[jick.cejoco]

sa usual car.. front engine front wheel..
nasa harap ang weight(engine)
nasa harap ang driving wheel
nasa harap ang turning
mostly nasa harap ang breaking
kaya front wheels ang mabilis mapupud..

what about front engine rearwheeldrive cars?

actually what i have is a 4 wheel drive pajero.. but i only use 2 wheel drive...
iniisip ko lang.. which tires una mauubos..
gusto ko kasi sana.. ibalance tires ko... sabay maubos.. thanks

ac,
is this supposed to be a xxxxxx question? as per your owner's manual, you are supposed to rotate the tires every so often miles. either five tire rotation if your spare is a full size tire, or a four tire rotation if the spare is a doughnut or compact spare. read your owner's manual please
jick

[woohoo]

Tama si sir jick.

But to answer your question, mas mabilis mapudpod ang rear wheels sa FR configuration. Assuming proper maintenance, of course.

[speed unlimited]

May tire rotation naman na sinusunod sa vehicle manual sundin mo na lang ito .Kung rear wheel drive mas nauupod agad ang hulihan.

[cocoy]

sa starex ko. the front tires wore out faster.. i dont belive in tire rotatation. because it comes down to budget concerns.. if you rotate your tires you will have to replace 4 tires when the time comes.. if you dont rotate then basically you can just buy 2 tires at a time..

[meledson]

With my Avanza na FR ang lay out. Sabay lang ang pudpod ng gma gulong. Currently at 55,1XX+ km na. Once pa lang ako nagpa rotate noong 20K PMS.

[niky]

With a rear-wheel drive car, which set wears out faster will depend on your driving habits and style. If you're gentle with the gas pedal, the front tires will wear out first. If you've got a sports car and do burn-outs (which you probably can't do with the Pajero), you can wear out the rears first, but for normal road use, this doesn't happen.

sa starex ko. the front tires wore out faster.. i dont belive in tire rotatation. because it comes down to budget concerns.. if you rotate your tires you will have to replace 4 tires when the time comes.. if you dont rotate then basically you can just buy 2 tires at a time..

Rotating the tires makes them last much longer. If you keep putting stress on the tires that are more worn, they'll wear down much faster. If you switch, you're spreading the wear more evenly.

You don't rotate, you'll wear one pair of tires to nubs in no time. Then you have to replace them. Then the other pair will go at the time you were going to replace all four, anyway, if you'd rotated them. Over four sets of tires replaced on a car where you practice rotation, you'll have three and a half sets of rears replaced on the car without rotation, and five sets of fronts. You're not saving anything.