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mixing runflats and conventional tyres

fourmations · 2009-07-25 22:45:42

hi i have runflats (cooper s) and i dont like them, and having already been swapped around, two tyres need replacing, im not flush at the moment, so i was going to get a pair of conventionals for the front and leave runflats on the back untill they have had it is there any issue with this? i have nct tommorow and the back…

25-07-2009 10:45pm

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fourmations

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hi

i have runflats (cooper s) and i dont like them,
and having already been swapped around,
two tyres need replacing,

im not flush at the moment,
so i was going to get a pair of conventionals
for the front and leave runflats on the back
untill they have had it

is there any issue with this?

i have nct tommorow and the back tyres may fail on treads
so i will go with the above plan,
would this mixing of tyres types be an issue for the nct

thanks

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