fUbAr Aug 14, 2005 #1 My front tyres are getting quite low... i already have new ones in the shed to put on after the Brands trackday. my question is... is it best to have more tread at the front, or rear? i could put the rears with more tread on the front for the track day? /Dan.
My front tyres are getting quite low... i already have new ones in the shed to put on after the Brands trackday. my question is... is it best to have more tread at the front, or rear? i could put the rears with more tread on the front for the track day? /Dan.
F Fred@BTM Car Lionel Richie Aug 14, 2005 #3 Quote: Originally posted by Rich1.2 on 14 August 2005 front as those are the wheels that drive! correct, but ill await the homos thatll say the opposite
Quote: Originally posted by Rich1.2 on 14 August 2005 front as those are the wheels that drive! correct, but ill await the homos thatll say the opposite
E edde Aug 14, 2005 #4 Stick the good ones on the back. Unless you like a challenge of swopping ends. A good drivers whos always awake and drives well would be fine regardless but this is the real world.
Stick the good ones on the back. Unless you like a challenge of swopping ends. A good drivers whos always awake and drives well would be fine regardless but this is the real world.
fUbAr Aug 14, 2005 #5 at the moment the better tyres are on the back... and the worn ones are on the front. for those that saw my front tyres at FCS after the tack.... they are still the same tyres! heh.
at the moment the better tyres are on the back... and the worn ones are on the front. for those that saw my front tyres at FCS after the tack.... they are still the same tyres! heh.
W White16valver Aug 14, 2005 #6 Im one of the homos that Fred refers to ;o) as I prefer to try to catch understeer rather than massive lift off oversteer! lol
Im one of the homos that Fred refers to ;o) as I prefer to try to catch understeer rather than massive lift off oversteer! lol
E EVOgone Car Pink Cup Racer Aug 15, 2005 #8 A539 Tyres on a 1.2 last 20k but the torque steer must be brutal..........
fizzy_drink Car Clio 197 Aug 15, 2005 #9 As long as the rears have enough legal tread + 1 or 2mm, theyll be fine! Youll find that theyll last a lot longer on the rear too... PS Does a tyre with 6mm tread grip a lot better than a tyre with 3mm tread?
As long as the rears have enough legal tread + 1 or 2mm, theyll be fine! Youll find that theyll last a lot longer on the rear too... PS Does a tyre with 6mm tread grip a lot better than a tyre with 3mm tread?
W White16valver Aug 15, 2005 #10 In the wet, yes. In the dry... the same? (possibly less if it overheats through too much heat build up? (Im thinking F1 where Wet tyres overheat if used in the dry!))
In the wet, yes. In the dry... the same? (possibly less if it overheats through too much heat build up? (Im thinking F1 where Wet tyres overheat if used in the dry!))