Can the front and rear tires of a rear-wheel-drive car have different widths?
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Rear-wheel-drive cars can have different widths for the front and rear tires. Tires on the same axle must be the same width: The two front tires must be the same width, and the two rear tires must also be the same width. This means that tires on the same axle must have consistent specifications, including diameter, tire width, and wear level. However, if the front and rear tires have different widths, it is important to pay attention to driving safety, especially in extreme road conditions, and monitor tire usage. Tire diameter must be consistent: While the front and rear tires can have different widths, their diameters must still be the same. Otherwise, the car body may tilt, which is not conducive to safe driving.