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Re: Put new tires on the rear, more advice from Click & Clack
The other reply's notwithstanding, this is nonsense. The
new tires go on the front as the front tires are carrying
most of the braking/steering/load. Hydroplane on the rear,
it's scary; hydroplane on the front and it's history. 
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