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<blockquote data-quote="Lycanthrope" data-source="post: 354937" data-attributes="member: 562"><p>This must be an AWD, if its FWD, just put the new tire on the rear, if its RWD put the new tire on the front. Best bet is to find a used tire that is the same size and the same CIRCUMFERENCE. Thats where the real problem comes from, if you have 3 tires that 100 inches around and you put a new one one thats 103 inches around, it can cause issues with the drivetrain. I think some places have the ability to cut the tread down on a new tire to match the rest of the tires also. If they are saying she NEEDS it replaced, it must have damage that is unrepairable, like damage to the sidewall or a hole that is too big to patch... Some tire places are bitches now, they wont put studded tires JUST ON THE FRONT, or rear, they insist on doing all 4. admittedly if you put studded tires on the front and not on the rear, you need to be careful because you could spin your car more easily if you brake hard when turning or on a curve, but if you are aware of it and careful, ive never had issues with it. Private/local tire places are more likely to be helpful/flexible than corporate ones like walmart or sams club.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Lycanthrope, post: 354937, member: 562"] This must be an AWD, if its FWD, just put the new tire on the rear, if its RWD put the new tire on the front. Best bet is to find a used tire that is the same size and the same CIRCUMFERENCE. Thats where the real problem comes from, if you have 3 tires that 100 inches around and you put a new one one thats 103 inches around, it can cause issues with the drivetrain. I think some places have the ability to cut the tread down on a new tire to match the rest of the tires also. If they are saying she NEEDS it replaced, it must have damage that is unrepairable, like damage to the sidewall or a hole that is too big to patch... Some tire places are bitches now, they wont put studded tires JUST ON THE FRONT, or rear, they insist on doing all 4. admittedly if you put studded tires on the front and not on the rear, you need to be careful because you could spin your car more easily if you brake hard when turning or on a curve, but if you are aware of it and careful, ive never had issues with it. Private/local tire places are more likely to be helpful/flexible than corporate ones like walmart or sams club. [/QUOTE]

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