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Dealer installed new OEM tire backwards
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ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
I am thinking that the dealer owes you a new tire and installed correctly.
That is quite a few miles to be tracking in the wrong direction.
However, I give them credit for owning up to the error. A lot of dealers would have kept quiet about it.
That is quite a few miles to be tracking in the wrong direction.
However, I give them credit for owning up to the error. A lot of dealers would have kept quiet about it.
ulflyer
Active member
Its not going to hurt the tire for that short mileage. Have them put it on right and you'll be fine.
Bob Denman
New member
It might have affected traction and/or braking...
...but not tire life! :thumbup:
...but not tire life! :thumbup:
Dan McNally
New member
Goodyear says it will not effect the tire to remount it, properly. http://www.goodyear.com/email/faq/mounting.html
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