Mixed summer/all season tyres allowed on car?
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seatbeltnoob said:neilmcl said:What car is it, and what part of the country do you live?
Unless there something wrong with the tyres I personally wouldn't change a set of rears with 4mm still on them, yes they're not going to be as good as a new pair of tyres in the wet for example but there's still enough life in them yet. Easily enough for you to get to a point where you'd consider changing all 4.
2003 focus in London. The tyre with 4mm tread is a bit older than the 6mm (it only has more tread because it was put on 3 years ago as opposed to the other one which was put on 7 years ago). I know some people change tyres quite often, I dont know how I managed to get so much life out of them. I drive the car around 10K miles a year - so it's no supermarket runs.
The nearside 4mm has 2 puncture repairs done on it, so I think on the next puncture it will require a replacement. I'd rather change it per axle than just replace that tyre alone. I would rather move to all seasons given my circumstances so it's good that I'm able to change to all seasons in stages, not require change all at once.1
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