POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Is this correct?
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YOUR RESEARCHFront tires cannot be rotated?
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POST 2Original post
I guess you technically 'could' rotate them (by 'rotate' I assume you mean move the RF to LF position and vice-versa). but the tires are typically unidirectional and at least the factory turbo twist spoke pattern will be reversed if you switch sides. Depending on your specific wheel/tire combo the above may or may not apply to you.
POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
thanks!
POST 4Original post
I don't believe the turbo twist wheels are unidirectional, so that should not make a difference. Only if the tires are unidirectional would it affect the rotateability.
POST 5Original post
I didn't say that it would affect rotateability (new word, ) but just take a look at them, the spoke pattern will be 'backwards' compared to the pattern on the rear wheel...unless you rotate the rear wheels also. Bigger issue is that unless you're racing NASCAR style with only left turns wearing down one side it's probably just a waste of time to bother with rotating them. ymmv.
POST 6Original post
The Turbo Twist wheels always twist the same direction. There are no left and right versions.
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