Oh, you edited and doubled-down. Even with your "or", I still disagree. I don't believe the mileage extension of rotating is always worth the cost. Even if it's free, taking time the time to do it, isn't worth it to everyone. When you attack reading comprehension, you better make sure your English 101 is up to par. Grammar is not your forte.
Oh, you edited and doubled-down. Even with your "or", I still disagree. I don't believe the mileage extension of rotating is always worth the cost. Even if it's free, taking time the time to do it, isn't worth it to everyone. When you attack reading comprehension, you better make sure your English 101 is up to par. Grammar is not your forte.
Are you going to ignore the common-sense recommended replacement at 4/32" and run them all the way down to 2/32"?
Since 2024 will be the last year for annual inspections here, snow is something we only see on TV, and I rarely drive in the rain, I might run them down to less than 2/32". That's assuming I actually keep this vehicle long enough to need new tires (for the last few decades, I've averaged trading vehicles once per year).
