You shouldn't have any problems. I wouldn't run it locked in 4x4 on high traction surfaces anyway. Off road surfaces would offer enough slippage to prevent the drivetrain from binding up.
replacing rear tires
Has anyone had problems with replacing rear tires only, im putting the same size on but worried about the 4wd working properly or tearing up something.
i know its not good on cars with awd because of rpm would be different from frt to rear tires. Can only buy 2 at a time.
i know its not good on cars with awd because of rpm would be different from frt to rear tires. Can only buy 2 at a time.
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Ya that's right forgot about slippage, and I try to stay In 2wd as much as possible.
Ya that's right forgot about slippage, and I try to stay In 2wd as much as possible.[/QUOTe
Well that dosent sond like any fun!!! LOL!
Pit bull tires
I run PITBULL TIRES 25.5 all the way around and have not had an issue yet!
I race and pre run in 4x4 at high speeds and get better traciton and helps you pull the front end up when it nose dives!saved me a couple times.
I run PITBULL TIRES 25.5 all the way around and have not had an issue yet!
I race and pre run in 4x4 at high speeds and get better traciton and helps you pull the front end up when it nose dives!saved me a couple times.
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