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Old 03-06-2011, 12:41 PM
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Mixing tyre brands
My X5 came with 20 inch M sport rims and Dunlop sport maxx tyres but I've just replaced the fronts with bridestone dueller sport hp tyres. The fronts have 8 mm of tread depth and the rears 3mm at the centre, 4mm at the sides. Is there going to be a problem with transmission wind up given the slightly different rolling diameters? Many thanks in advance for any advice offered.
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