Which way does the tread go on Yoko Parada's?
Sorry guys, I looked at them for a while and had a couple other people look at them as well. There were no markings on them, other than outside or inside.
ManInCamo-obviously they are mirror images, i posted them so hopefully someone could tell me which one of those is correct. If you know, please let me know.
-Pfieff
ManInCamo-obviously they are mirror images, i posted them so hopefully someone could tell me which one of those is correct. If you know, please let me know.
-Pfieff
Originally posted by Pfieffdog
Sorry guys, I looked at them for a while and had a couple other people look at them as well. There were no markings on them, other than outside or inside.
ManInCamo-obviously they are mirror images, i posted them so hopefully someone could tell me which one of those is correct. If you know, please let me know.
-Pfieff
Sorry guys, I looked at them for a while and had a couple other people look at them as well. There were no markings on them, other than outside or inside.
ManInCamo-obviously they are mirror images, i posted them so hopefully someone could tell me which one of those is correct. If you know, please let me know.
-Pfieff
They are just like the Azenis. The outside should be facing outside. It's asymetrical tire meaning it can rotate both directions. Just like the Azenis. Except the groove on the Azenis is on the inside unlike the Paradas.
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Originally posted by CivicSiRacer
They are just like the Azenis. The outside should be facing outside. It's asymetrical tire meaning it can rotate both directions. Just like the Azenis. Except the groove on the Azenis is on the inside unlike the Paradas.
They are just like the Azenis. The outside should be facing outside. It's asymetrical tire meaning it can rotate both directions. Just like the Azenis. Except the groove on the Azenis is on the inside unlike the Paradas.
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if you have them mounted, you should have 2 going one way, and 2 going another. and then you would put them on with the line on the outside. doesn't really seem that complicated to me....
Originally posted by Tirod˛slc
they are multi-directional.. would it matter?
they are multi-directional.. would it matter?
I know people who flipped their Azenis the opposite way and didn't find any negative handling characteristics, but I wouldn't want ot try it
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Originally posted by CivicSiRacer
They are only side specific. So the outside should face out.
I know people who flipped their Azenis the opposite way and didn't find any negative handling characteristics, but I wouldn't want ot try it
They are only side specific. So the outside should face out.
I know people who flipped their Azenis the opposite way and didn't find any negative handling characteristics, but I wouldn't want ot try it


