Question 518 · Car theory test
Under what circumstances could both cross-ply and radial tyres be fitted to a vehicle?
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Correct answer
When each type is fitted on a different axle.
Official explanation
In general, you should fit the same type of tyres all round the vehicle. However, if you need to fit a mix of crossply and radials, the tyres on any axle should be of the same type.
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