What should i do?
If I get two new tryes, should I put them on the front or rear of car?( front wheel drive)?
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It doesn't really matter, get a ruler and see how deep the remaining tread is on all 4 tires. You may have bad balance on a tire. The alignment might be off. Maybe you just didn't inflate them very much, anyway, wear on tires can be uneven in all kinds of ways.
Like every time I get 4 new tires I'll check to see if the spare is looking jacked up and pick the best of the remaining tires and swap them out if it looks better.
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Front for traction and braking purposes. The engine is located in the front so there will be more wear and tear on them as well.
Please bring it to someone that knows what they are doing with cars.
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''TRY'' ( :D ) to have them placed where the propulsion is: in front in your case.
( common knowledge, but not common to all: never swap ''sides'')
But your tyre trier will know that, unless he's too tired.
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They should go on the front and you need to figure out which pair of tires is the best out of the four old tires. and keep those in the rear.
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They should go on the back. But the tires need to be rotated and you'd still have 4 good tires right now.
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Put the new ones on the front for a front wheel drive.
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Front. Drive wheels take more strain.
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You can Google that and get a reliable answer
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which ones are you replacing?
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Why only two?
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Front... LOL
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Front.
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Front.
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