"dgk" wrote in message
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Ok, do I rotate these tires every month or two, front to back? The
rear one wears out faster so that should keep them in sync.

That's a lot of work, and the most likely blowout is one caused by an error
while mounting the tire. Why increase that risk?

You want the good rubber on the front anyway, since a blowout in front is a
lot more likely to make you crash. Let the rear tire wear out, then move the
still-good front to the rear and put a new tire on the front.

RichC