Mark_88
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BTW...that should read "conundrum" not sonundrum... Fixed.
So I've been thinking about replacing the front tires on the Dodge Van...which is front wheel drive. I just had a long discussion with a tire replacement service center in town and they told me if I want to put two snow tires on the front they would not install them on the vehicle.
If I want to put 4 snows or try to match the all seasons they can do that. They just don't want to be liable for the possible tracking problems or the possible spin out that having more tread on the front can cause.
Front wheel drive snow tires only on front...the rears are in good shape with plenty of tread...not like they are nearly bald...like me...
So I've been thinking about replacing the front tires on the Dodge Van...which is front wheel drive. I just had a long discussion with a tire replacement service center in town and they told me if I want to put two snow tires on the front they would not install them on the vehicle.
If I want to put 4 snows or try to match the all seasons they can do that. They just don't want to be liable for the possible tracking problems or the possible spin out that having more tread on the front can cause.
Front wheel drive snow tires only on front...the rears are in good shape with plenty of tread...not like they are nearly bald...like me...
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