Tires and 4 wheel drive

Have your tires rebalanced and check for separation in the tire

Seems kind of odd that your differential would all the sudden go bad when they put new tires on it doesn't it. I have never heard of having to replace all four tires for a specific type of four-wheel drive system in order for it to work properly.

New tires always go on the back of the vehicle when you are only replacing two. You should have the old tires balanced as well and be sure all four tires are the same size. The tire manufacturer doesn't matter as long as all four tires are the same size and style. On the tire style the first character of the tire size will tell you the style. P=Passenger car. LT=Light Duty Truck. For example: P235/75R15 decodes as follows P=Passenger car, 235=235 centimeters high, 75=75 centimeters wide, R=Steel Belted Radial, 15=15 inch wheel. Some tires also have a speed rating which has no bearing on the size of the tire. Hope that helps! Jim

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