A simple google search will show overwhelming results in favor of new tires on
the rear no matter if it's front or rear wheel drive.
On Mar 16, 2015, at 5:20 AM, Gil Rockwell wrote:
> The advice in those videos were for front wheel drive cars and you always
> put the new tires on the rear for the reasons shown in the videos. On a
> rear wheel drive car, the validity of the info shown would be different.
>
> Gil
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