tire question

**rocel** · March 12th, 2011 01:10 PM

Sirs,

just wanna ask if there would be problem that might arise if i use 185/60 tires in front and 185/65 rear. By the way i'm using Rim 14. Some says, a problem may arise in the uneven wearing of tires, suspension, etc..Can i ask opinions from the masters/mechanic here?

Thanks a lot!

**jick.cejoco** · March 12th, 2011 08:44 PM

Originally Posted by rocel

Sirs,

just wanna ask if there would be problem that might arise if i use 185/60 tires in front and 185/65 rear. By the way i'm using Rim 14. Some says, a problem may arise in the uneven wearing of tires, suspension, etc..Can i ask opinions from the masters/mechanic here?

Thanks a lot!

there shouldn't be a problem unless you have anti lock brakes or awd drivetrain

**rocel** · March 13th, 2011 03:57 PM

Originally Posted by jick.cejoco

there shouldn't be a problem unless you have anti lock brakes or awd drivetrain

sir,thank you!can you please elaborate, i just don't have an idea of "anti lock brakes/awd drivetrain..thank you sir!

**jick.cejoco** · March 13th, 2011 07:48 PM

Originally Posted by rocel

sir,thank you!can you please elaborate, i just don't have an idea of "anti lock brakes/awd drivetrain..thank you sir!

with abs, all the speed sensors must have the same rotational speed or the same pulses from the wheel speed sensors except on turns for the abs to be able to activate should the wheels start to lock up. as with awd, you will have three differentials; front, center and rear. the center differential will always be compensating regardless you are traveling straight

**bombit4** · March 13th, 2011 10:28 PM

I am planning to replace tires for my pajero, currently using bridgestone dueler 31x10.50 R15. Any suggestions for a cost effective yet durable brand of tires.

**rocel** · March 14th, 2011 09:51 AM

Originally Posted by jick.cejoco

with abs, all the speed sensors must have the same rotational speed or the same pulses from the wheel speed sensors except on turns for the abs to be able to activate should the wheels start to lock up. as with awd, you will have three differentials; front, center and rear. the center differential will always be compensating regardless you are traveling straight

i see, that is only applicable to cars with sensors,am i right sir? since my car is toyota xl 94,would you think it will be safe mechanically wise havin that tire combination?thank you sir!

**Ry_Tower** · March 14th, 2011 10:17 AM

Originally Posted by bombit4

I am planning to replace tires for my pajero, currently using bridgestone dueler 31x10.50 R15. Any suggestions for a cost effective yet durable brand of tires.

Try mo sir Savero.