Stupid question. My original tires (pirelli pzero) that I took off my car had 600 miles on them. When they were taken off the car, they were not marked (driver front, passenger rear as example). Is there a problem using the tires if they are not put on in the same place or does it matter? Thanks

 

Dang dude, don't sweat it at 600 miles no one could tell.

 

Do you mean like exactly on the rim? Or going from a fron passenger to rear driver location? I don't remember exactly but I don't think the p-zero neros are directional so you shouldn't see any issues (I could be wrong about not being directions but it will say so on the tire).. However, I would still have them balanced if they are placed back on a wheel.

 

Look on the sidewalls for any arrows that indicate the direction that the tires should be rolling in when driving forward. If there are any, put the arrows at the top and point them forward. If there aren't any, it won't matter where you put them.

If you see "This side out" or words to the same effect, that won't affect which side of the car they go on, but you'd still need to look for any directional arrows as above.


Norm

 

Hi all,Bridge stone is the famous company for tires.If you see "This side out" or words to the same effect, that won't affect which side of the car they go on, but you'd still need to look for any directional arrows as above.