Question about directional tires!!
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I needed to put my stock wheels back on last night because I had a blow out and I noticed that the guy I bought my car off of had installed the same directional tire on the two rear tires...
now is it ok to drive with this or should I go and buy the same tire in opposite direction
The tires are bran new Pirelli PZero Nero
P.S. I will be driving on these til next year
also - can I just flip one of the tires inside out and put it back on?
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now is it ok to drive with this or should I go and buy the same tire in opposite direction
The tires are bran new Pirelli PZero Nero
P.S. I will be driving on these til next year
also - can I just flip one of the tires inside out and put it back on?
THANK YOU!
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can be rotated just like any other tire. Even if you have the arrows going in the wrong direction you won't have a problem. Where the directional part kicks in is when your driving in rain or wet pavement then you need the arrows pointing in the right direction.
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IThanx for the help - but i think the p zero Neros are not directional! I just called my shop to double check and he said they are non directional!
can anyone confirm this?
can anyone confirm this?
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Originally Posted by NM350
IThanx for the help - but i think the p zero Neros are not directional! I just called my shop to double check and he said they are non directional!
can anyone confirm this?
can anyone confirm this?
On the outside, the P Zero Nero M+S radial's silica-enhanced tread compound is blended to provide adhesive characteristics during high temperatures in the dry and low temperatures in the wet or snow. This compound is molded into an asymmetric tread design that features stable outside shoulder blocks combined with notched, continuous center ribs that increase footprint rigidity to enhance grip during acceleration and braking. Shoulder grooves and circumferential channels allow water to flow through the tread design to resist hydroplaning and enhance wet traction. On the inside, the P Zero Nero M+S features twin steel belts to provide strength and durability on top of a polyester cord body.
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