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View Poll Results: Which tire wore out faster for you (if you did not rotate them)?
Front right 4 40.00%
Front left 2 20.00%
Rear right 2 20.00%
Rear left 2 20.00%
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Old 12-26-2010, 06:35 PM
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Exclamation Which corner tire wears out faster?

For those that have NOT rotated their tires (I know BMW does not suggest rotating tires), can anyone tell me which corner tire wears out faster?

A friend of mine took his BMW for service and they made him buy all 4 new tires since one wore out faster than the other three. They claim that "the iDrive makes that one tire wear out faster and that you need to have all 4 tires equal depth". I smell BS.

So now, I am asking if anyone noticed any tire wearing out faster than the other three.
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