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Originally Posted by jesse.rizzo
Nope, I just found this out when my friend had to get two new tires, the shop put them on the rear.
It turns out that it is much easier to regain control if your front end slides out than if the rear end does. Also, in a panic situation, most people's instinct is to brake, which puts more weight and thus more traction on the front tires. So the new tires always go on the rear.
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Nope,
Around here it is standard to put the new pair on the drive wheels. Better traction in the snow!