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Originally Posted by greg
I don't think you should replace only one side if you have 50% wear on the other. I suspect that if the tires don't rotate at (almost) exactly the same speed, you will add signficant wear on the diff.
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For every ONE MILLIMETER in tread depth mismatch, you will get a differential in the relative revolutions between tires of roughly 2.4 revolutions per mile.
A one quarter inche mismatch (6mm diff in roling radius) will give you 761 revolutions per mile versus 775... a difference of 15 revs per mile.
At 60 mph, or one mile per minute that is one rev every 4 seconds or one-quarter HZ....
what's that mean?
beats me, but seems pretty slight.
hey, what if you ran the more worn tire with 2 psi more pressure?
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