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all season tires and wheel alignment in New mexico
The inside (shoulder) of driver side rear tire worn down and is already bald but passenger side is not so much bald, 1.5mm? thread is still there. And I learned from this forum it is due to the negative camber. so I am considering Michelin latitude Tour Hp for my next. so I have a few questions.
1. Can I keep the old diamaris for a while, say for this summer? I mean if I keep driving under 70mph, Is it safe? maybe stupid question but other tires especially front tires are very ok but I am thinking changing all together is better in this winter with all season tires. 2. I found that latitude tour HP (all season) has specs of revolutions per mile says front 255/50 19 --> 720 and rear 285/45 19 -->711. this spec is pretty much different from the original diamaris. (2004 X5 4.4i sport pack so x drive). so is it OK to install this tires? any recomendation for the most durable all season tires? 3. Any recommend for alignment shop in new mexico area, alberquerque? or should I go to dealership? I really do not want to waste money for tires any more. the dealer is asking $280 for just alignment. I think it is too expensive. Thank you and have a good day. Last edited by wigner; 07-16-2010 at 11:00 AM. |
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