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Mav 90
 


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Technical tyre advice needed after puncture

Hi all,

I have a puncture on drivers side rear caused by a screw in outer edge. i have been advised that it cant be repaired safely and my only choice is to replace.

i have Goodyear wranglers 6mm on front and 7mm on rear. all in great condition. i want to keep the Goodyears on.

question is, will i cause an issue if i put 1 new Goodyear on and have a tyre with 7mm tread on the other side? should the tyres be equally worn on both sides in order not to cause other issues?

Basically i am not sure if best to buy a new tyre or look for a part worn?

Advice needed.

Thanks in advance.
 1974 S111 SWB 200di conversion, rag top, bronze green. Known as Munch
2004 pre-production D3 V8 HSE Tonga green, gone but buy back option!
2001 D2 4.0 V8 ES premium Epsom green - gone, but only round the corner!
1961 S11 SWB marine blue rag top - gone but not forgotten
2000 D2 4.0 V8 ES premium black - gone but not forgotten
1988 RR classic 3.5 V8 green - gone and nearly forgotten
1976 S111 LWB 2.25 diesel truck cab various shades of bronze green - gone and most definitely forgotten 
 
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I wouldn't worry about it at all. I've had all sorts of differing tread depths across axles (always same type) and never had an issue in 166k miles of happy(ish) motoring. Thumbs Up Thumbs Up
   
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Mav 90
 


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fair enough.. thanks.

sometimes you can over think things...
 1974 S111 SWB 200di conversion, rag top, bronze green. Known as Munch
2004 pre-production D3 V8 HSE Tonga green, gone but buy back option!
2001 D2 4.0 V8 ES premium Epsom green - gone, but only round the corner!
1961 S11 SWB marine blue rag top - gone but not forgotten
2000 D2 4.0 V8 ES premium black - gone but not forgotten
1988 RR classic 3.5 V8 green - gone and nearly forgotten
1976 S111 LWB 2.25 diesel truck cab various shades of bronze green - gone and most definitely forgotten 
 
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Wranglers start with 8mm tread so pretty close to new anyway
  
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DSL
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Mav 90 wrote:
fair enough.. thanks.

sometimes you can over think things...


Unless others think differently!! Laughing Laughing

My old D3 was abused over 166k miles, 20 countries on 2 continents and tyres tended to be what had the best tread available on the car or in the shed. Or what needed used up, or was going to face aggressive off-roading where tread depth wasn't important, hence sacrificial. I never ran anything below 3mm and would try and get treads across an axle as close as poss but that wasn't always possible without buying new tyres, something I wasn't going to do with a shed full of part worn tyres. Thumbs Up
   
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Mav 90
 


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Discogaz wrote:
Wranglers start with 8mm tread so pretty close to new anyway


that's even more depressing....
 1974 S111 SWB 200di conversion, rag top, bronze green. Known as Munch
2004 pre-production D3 V8 HSE Tonga green, gone but buy back option!
2001 D2 4.0 V8 ES premium Epsom green - gone, but only round the corner!
1961 S11 SWB marine blue rag top - gone but not forgotten
2000 D2 4.0 V8 ES premium black - gone but not forgotten
1988 RR classic 3.5 V8 green - gone and nearly forgotten
1976 S111 LWB 2.25 diesel truck cab various shades of bronze green - gone and most definitely forgotten 
 
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There are specialist repairers out there, might be worth phoning around tyre places and see what they think. Thumbs Up
   
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Mav 90
 


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yes, i think that's next move before spending circa £150.

i fitted these tyres in 2014 and have done 14,000 miles. 2mm wear on front is quite good.. 1mm on rear is impressive.

it could be worse...
 1974 S111 SWB 200di conversion, rag top, bronze green. Known as Munch
2004 pre-production D3 V8 HSE Tonga green, gone but buy back option!
2001 D2 4.0 V8 ES premium Epsom green - gone, but only round the corner!
1961 S11 SWB marine blue rag top - gone but not forgotten
2000 D2 4.0 V8 ES premium black - gone but not forgotten
1988 RR classic 3.5 V8 green - gone and nearly forgotten
1976 S111 LWB 2.25 diesel truck cab various shades of bronze green - gone and most definitely forgotten 
 
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