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Not really, they are meant to be rotated.
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As long as you re-mount them with the outside facing out, the position on the car is unimportant. I cross mine when I rotate.
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Am I missing something? The GT350/R stock front and rear tires are different sizes - they cannot be rotated, only swap L/R.
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Nope, you're not missing anything, that's what we're talking bout.
And when I said rotation direction, I meant it in the literal sense; as in which direction the tire rotates when rolling down the road. When you "rotate" tires from L to R, you change this direction. Since I forgot which side I took the tires off of, I was ensuring it doesn't matter.
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They are handed (inside/outside) but not directional (front/rear), so you can flip side to side no problem.
For more general reference, *most* directional tires can also be run backwards in the dry; that is, most directional tires are directional only in tread, and only for water evacuation purposes, so it only matters in the wet. The rare exception: some directional tires actually have an asymmetric carcass that can't be run backwards.
The PSS, PS4S, and Cup 2 are not directional
For more general reference, *most* directional tires can also be run backwards in the dry; that is, most directional tires are directional only in tread, and only for water evacuation purposes, so it only matters in the wet. The rare exception: some directional tires actually have an asymmetric carcass that can't be run backwards.
The PSS, PS4S, and Cup 2 are not directional
