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by iamdms on February 26th, 2008

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Would it be better to have bald tires on the front or rear of a rear-wheel-drive vehicle in California (by bald, I mean showing metal on the inside)? If there was a blowout, would it be easier to control the vehicle if the blown tire was on the front?

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  • by MHfreak1991 on February 28th, 2008

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    ya thats almost a lose lose situation put them on rear you lose traction to get you moving. put the on front you lose steering. i would get new ones

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  • by Freddy Says remove all moderation points on February 26th, 2008

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    Please enter for The Darwin Awards before you go onto a closed road and try this out at high speed.

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  • by Anonymous on February 26th, 2008

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    I'd put them on the rear. It wouldn't affect the steering as much if it blew out on a rear-wheel drive vehicle.

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