New tyres - front or rear?

Ultrasonic

Ah, different sized tyres front and rear makes more sense . Thanks.

G_M

And I wondered if I'd get a response! Interesting debate.

Just to let you all know, front and rear are same size (I'm not such a muppet as to suggest swopping them otherwise!); it's FWD; and I decided to move the semi-worn front to the rear, and put new ones on the front.

Thanks all!

GolfBravo

jumperjohn wrote: »

Usualy cars are now fitted with ESP, different manufacturers call it different things, so to get under/oversteer, wheel spin, aquaplaning etc etc you would have to turn all systems to off if possible.

ESP doesn't prevent aquaplaning - there is no adhesion to work with. ESP helps with the aftermath.