J Jack Klarich Guest Mar 7, 2012 #11 STEVE07 said: Tires anymore are a multi-compound and the rear has a harder centre for wear and softer sidewalls for grip,the front tire is usually made of a harder compound than the rear.I would put a rear on the front,but not the front on the rear. Click to expand... Plus the rear tire construction is meant to carry more load and is a drive tire, The front tire steers and does not carry as much of the load
STEVE07 said: Tires anymore are a multi-compound and the rear has a harder centre for wear and softer sidewalls for grip,the front tire is usually made of a harder compound than the rear.I would put a rear on the front,but not the front on the rear. Click to expand... Plus the rear tire construction is meant to carry more load and is a drive tire, The front tire steers and does not carry as much of the load