Is it okay to replace tires with different tread patterns?

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Replacing tires with different tread patterns is not recommended. Different tread patterns can pose safety hazards while driving, as they result in varying friction coefficients and grip levels among the tires. During emergency braking, inconsistent braking performance may lead to skidding, endangering the driver's safety. Additionally, since the tread patterns are not identical, the water drainage capabilities of the tires will also differ, creating significant safety risks when driving in rainy conditions. One of the primary functions of tire tread patterns is to provide grip, and different patterns determine the grip levels of different tires. If a replacement tire has a tread pattern that differs from the others, it is highly likely to cause an imbalance in grip among the four tires during driving.