Mismatched Tread Depth?

[Polaraco]

As long as you minimize the 4X4 usage, you'll be fine. The carrier can compensate for some of that and the chain is a bit forgiving.

Just don't take long runs in 4 wheel

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[jgruberman]

As long as you minimize the 4X4 usage, you'll be fine. The carrier can compensate for some of that and the chain is a bit forgiving.

Just don't take long runs in 4 wheel

Nah, rarely use 4wd... just when pulling people/objects out of deep mud/water.

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[Polaraco]

Just spoke to a guy at a tire shop, one of those older guys who has been doing it forever, and he said it's normal tread like that. He said alignment issues are from the inside of the tire to the middle, and from the middle to the outside is normal cupping because of turning. He said I didn't rotate my tires frequently enough... which is true.

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Sounds like it and he's right. You may have been hearing some humming like a worn bearing at speeds too.

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[Polaraco]

Nah, rarely use 4wd... just when pulling people/objects out of deep mud/water.

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Slippery conditions like that are fine. You could go cross country in a snow storm in 4X4 with that tire. But given the condition of the replacement, do you have another one like it? If so, well you know. . . . LOL

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[jgruberman]

Slippery conditions like that are fine. You could go cross country in a snow storm in 4X4 with that tire. But given the condition of the replacement, do you have another one like it? If so, well you know. . . . LOL

I will eventually. I don't drive too much. I work from home and will only leave sometimes for some errands or date night. So that replacement may last me upwards of 6mo or more...

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