Should Tires Be Replaced in Pairs or All at Once?
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If you are willing to spend the money, it is of course better to replace all the tires at once. However, the cost of replacing a single tire is not low, so saving where possible is advisable. Moreover, based on the usage characteristics of tires, the degree of wear on the four tires (especially the front and rear tires) will vary, so the timing for replacement will differ as well. Below is some relevant information about tires: 1. For the most common front-wheel-drive vehicles on the market, since the front tires bear the majority of the forces during loading, acceleration, steering, and braking, they tend to wear out faster. 2. Starting and accelerating involve the transition from static friction to kinetic friction, during which the drive wheels endure significant friction, whereas the rear wheels, as non-drive wheels, experience much less friction.