Replace 2 or all 4 tires at once?

[TGPilot]

So with a 1994 AWD Talon, or any other year AWD for that matter, do you have to replace all 4 tires at the same time? I ask this because I only need to replace 2 tires due to excessive camber wear on the passengers side. The other two tires are in pretty good to excellent shape.

My concern would be the difference in circumference of the tires and having different rotating speeds between front and rear axles.

Thanks, and that will be the last of my idiot questions for a little while!

[1QUICK4]

How worn are the other two tires? If they are way off you can burn shit out.
If it was my car I would do all four.

[unreal808]

Do all 4...sell the two that are ok, to FWD guy like me so I can burn them up.

[TGPilot]

Originally Posted by unreal808

Do all 4...sell the two that are ok, to FWD guy like me so I can burn them up.

Sounds like a good idea. I am going to get all 4 done this weekend along with an alignment...

[TheBlizzard]

Moved to correct area.

CRAIG

[TGPilot]

Originally Posted by CRAIG

Moved to correct area.

CRAIG

oops sorry CRAIG! I looked around on the Thread mains and for some dopey reason I didn't see "Wheel/Tire Tech". I will look better next time!

[CVD]

If you are buying the same kind of tires I wouldnt worry about it.

I've run my car with low tires for weeks upon weeks at a time. My trans never blew up. The cars are designed to have some slip in the drivetrain to allow for things like this.

[desolate]

same here, i've ran different tires on my car before. as long as they are in the same specs you shouldn't have a prob