Tuga,
I don't know what you herd, but those steer tires are no bull. I am not sure how to cow-ch this, but it is udderly important to use the steer tires as you can really tail the difference when you moove. I would get on the horn and see if you can corral some quickly and then hoof it on down to the tire store. I always pictured you as a cattle-ist for change. I think I have milked this one for most of what it is worth. You can run but you can't hide from the bad puns. Dont give this much thought because it may cause mental angus. Yes Jerry there was a "g" in angus.
Sorry, it was a late night and a early morning here in NYC.
SpongeBob,
There is really such a thing as steer tires. Most tire companies now call them all position tires instead of steer tires (made for the steer axle). On the bus I have steer tires or all position tires all the way around. There are lug or traction tires made for better traction on the drive axle (think of a logging truck application) which most companies now call drive tires. A lug tire is not ideal for a steer axle application. Let me know how the slide repair turns out. The steer tires are really popular in Austin.
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