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can someone remind me if its best to put them on the front or back? Vauxhall mokka
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//Regardless of the drive type, we recommend not fitting the better tyres at the front, but always fitting them at the back//
If you are buying only 2 new tyres they should always be fitted to the rear for both FWD and RWD. This is simply for safety reasons. If the front wheels lose traction the car understeers and lifting off is usually enough to regain control. If the back end breaks away the car violently oversteers and it takes skill and experience to 'catch' the car to stop it spinning out of control.
" If the front wheels lose traction the car understeers and lifting off is usually enough to regain control. If the back end breaks away the car violently oversteers and it takes skill and experience to 'catch' the car to stop it spinning out of control."
I have always worked on that basis. Whether fron or rear wheel drive, the results of oversteer are far more profound than those of understeer. The car's rear end is trying to overtake the front and it is usually on its way to spinning round or veering sideways into a ditch, a barrier or oncoming traffic. Very often by the time a driver reacts to oversteer the car is well out of control and and is someimes beyond recovery.