Or cornering!:sadguy:a front tire only slides when braking.
So, how many miles did you get out of those tires, that were put on backwards?Changing tires on my 1500 noticed that the e3s I am taking off have the forward arrow pointing backward. What would be the reason to mount the tires that way?
If the arrow is at the bottom of the tire, pointing to the rear, (backwards) then it is mounted correctly. The arrow points to the correct rotation of the tire.Changing tires on my 1500 noticed that the e3s I am taking off have the forward arrow pointing backward. What would be the reason to mount the tires that way?
...reminds me of this free energy machine:Could be the tire was mounted correct rotation at first, then as it wore off tread after many miles of riding it was turned around opposite to regain the lost tread when riding more miles.
This way the tire never really wears out. What you lose in one direction you gain back in the other direction...