Before the flaming starts, hear me out.
I recently bought an Ford Festiva, and the balljoints were worn to the point that it ate the inside edge of the front tires to the belts. Repairing the suspension is no issue, but I am having one hell of a time finding tires, and buying them online is a joke, nearly over $60 per tire plus shipping for 145r12 tires. The same size in a 6 ply trailer tire is much cheaper and easy to find locally. If I bought them, they would go on the rear of the car.
I know why it is a bad choice to use passenger car tires on a trailer, but what about the opposite?
Stevo
I recently bought an Ford Festiva, and the balljoints were worn to the point that it ate the inside edge of the front tires to the belts. Repairing the suspension is no issue, but I am having one hell of a time finding tires, and buying them online is a joke, nearly over $60 per tire plus shipping for 145r12 tires. The same size in a 6 ply trailer tire is much cheaper and easy to find locally. If I bought them, they would go on the rear of the car.
I know why it is a bad choice to use passenger car tires on a trailer, but what about the opposite?
Stevo
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