mikelan6
World Traveler, Usually Optimistic
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So I went to my local (insert name of large retailer that starts with S here) Auto Center to have them check my tires before my drive up to WDW this weekend.
After being stunned at the woman's nails (they must have been like 12 inches long ... no kidding), she checked out the tires and recommended that I keep the tires that I have as they're still good and that even though the better tires are in the rear, they should stay that way. Knowing that my time is limited, I figured I might as well get some new tires right then and there. She said I only would really need two new tires.
After walking around the mall, having lunch at the food court, and window shopping at the Apple store, I returned to get my car, where they'd put the new tires in the rear! I'd always thought that new tires go in the front. So when I get home, I check online and yes, in fact, they recommend putting new tires in the rear! Something having to do with stopping and traction. I don't know. I'm not a car person.
So there you have it. Just in case this happens to you!
After being stunned at the woman's nails (they must have been like 12 inches long ... no kidding), she checked out the tires and recommended that I keep the tires that I have as they're still good and that even though the better tires are in the rear, they should stay that way. Knowing that my time is limited, I figured I might as well get some new tires right then and there. She said I only would really need two new tires.
After walking around the mall, having lunch at the food court, and window shopping at the Apple store, I returned to get my car, where they'd put the new tires in the rear! I'd always thought that new tires go in the front. So when I get home, I check online and yes, in fact, they recommend putting new tires in the rear! Something having to do with stopping and traction. I don't know. I'm not a car person.
So there you have it. Just in case this happens to you!