Michelin is right and other tyre manufacturers typically state the same. Continental goes a little further into it by saying – “However, if mixing becomes unavoidable due to a lack of availability or budget constraints, then it’s possible to mix tyre brands and tread patterns – but only so long as drivers fit a “pair” of tyres with the same tread” https://www.continental-tyres.co.uk/b2c/tyre-knowledge/mixing-tyres/
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TO BE CLEAR ARE YOU SAYING THAT A GOODYEAR AND CONTINENTAL ON SAME AXLE IS oK AS LONG AS SAME TREAD PATTERN excuse caps didnt realise
What constitutes the same tyre pattern?
Do they have to be exact or similar tread running in same direction as Im unsure thanks again
