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Mud tire rotating advice
Need to rotate my tires. Seemed like it didnt take long at to need to rotate them. I have 39.5 pitbull rockers on my 97 350. Was wondering how often you all rotate your larger mud tires and whats the best way to do it. I was thinking the back tires straight up and the fronts cris crossed to the rear.
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i just can tell when it's time to rotate the handling seems to get bad( follows uneven road and ruts more) and a physical/ tread depth comparison of front and rear is my deciding factor |
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i do every 2k miles. Back to front, front to opposite back.
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Because of difficulty lifting anything more than 2 wheels at a time would it be ok to do a cris cross pattern? RR swap w LF LR swap w RF etc.
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had 40" procomp X terrains, only did front to back when i noticed it needed to be done
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This is what I do. RF to LR, LF to RR but the next time I just do front to back.
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Recommended rotation for non-directional tires is
RR to RF RF to LR LR to LF LF to RR Same as others said: back to fronts, and criss cross the fronts to backs. |
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