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BrianW
| Posted on Tuesday, October 22, 2002 - 02:08 pm: |
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I have a TDI Auto 2.5 litre Discovery, May 95 with 80,000 miles. with the tyres shown below, would this be likely to go into front or 4 wheel skids on long bends at 50-60 in the wet? this has happened to me a few times, most notably today on a slip road 180 degree bend (doing about 40) It has 1 goodyear wrangler 205/R16 104T Rear off 1 other tyre 205/R16 1040 front near 2 BF Goodrich 205/80/R16 front off and rear near is there a problem with these tyres? Are they unsuitable for fast(ish) driving? |
   
Leslie N. Bright (Leslie)
| Posted on Tuesday, October 22, 2002 - 02:54 pm: |
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On a full-time 4x4 like a Disco, you must use the same size tire at all four corners. You're running different tires , and the two you have that are the same aren't even on the same axle... You need to get four matching tires. -L PS: Questions like this should be posted in the "Discovery - Technical Discussions" section to get better responses..... FWIW....
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