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Tire manufacturers are now recommending that car and light truck tires should not be used if they are more than five years old (which could be a recipe for disaster with Firestone Steeltex's) and also when only replacing two that the newer tires be installed on the rear. If it were me, I would bite the bullet and buy two for the rear, then two more as soon as I could afford them. That way both tires on the rear axle will demonstrate equal traction characteristics until I could put on new fronts.
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December, '02 build F-250 CC 4X4 Lariat 6.0/Torqshift,Toreador Red over Arizona Beige 4X4 FX4 w/ moon roof. Stull grill insert, chromed tow hooks/bed tie downs, painted door handles, King Ranch flares, '08 aluminum differential cover, Inyati bed liner, Edge 3" lift Bonspeed eight spoke wheels w/BFG AT KO 305/65R18s Pics http://community.webshots.com/user/going_going_gone
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