1Marauder
07-25-2018, 11:07 PM
This seems a far afield, so I wanted to run it by you guys to make sure it makes sense.
My son's HPP needs 235/50/18 front tires (Thanks again Londex)
MY Sport 235/50/18 fronts are new-- but ithe car sits a little high in the front so the new 235/50/18s look too small.
MY black MM has 6 year old rubber that has only been driven 4,000 miles... And it has OEM tires and sizes (which are too small in rear).
My question is...
Should I take the new 235/50/18s off my Sport and put them on my sons HPP
Take the 245/50/18s off the rear of my Black MM (since they are about to age out) and put them on my DD Sport as front tires (it has 265/50/18 rears).
And then buy new 265/50/18s for the MM?
This way my son gets new front rubber,
The sport gets a little more rubber in front without lowing car and the 245s get used before they age out.
And the Black gets bigger newer rear rubber.
Again, it s emus a little far afield-- but makes sense and will save $$ next year and year after.
My son's HPP needs 235/50/18 front tires (Thanks again Londex)
MY Sport 235/50/18 fronts are new-- but ithe car sits a little high in the front so the new 235/50/18s look too small.
MY black MM has 6 year old rubber that has only been driven 4,000 miles... And it has OEM tires and sizes (which are too small in rear).
My question is...
Should I take the new 235/50/18s off my Sport and put them on my sons HPP
Take the 245/50/18s off the rear of my Black MM (since they are about to age out) and put them on my DD Sport as front tires (it has 265/50/18 rears).
And then buy new 265/50/18s for the MM?
This way my son gets new front rubber,
The sport gets a little more rubber in front without lowing car and the 245s get used before they age out.
And the Black gets bigger newer rear rubber.
Again, it s emus a little far afield-- but makes sense and will save $$ next year and year after.