Quote Originally Posted by etlsport View Post
you caught me circ. toast would have been fine with just replacing 1 tire on his vehicle, but i talked to his tire salesman last week and he agreed to cut me in on the commission if he bought multiple tires. and well it just wasnt worth splitting the commission on 2 tires with his tire salesman and the guy we paid to put the nail in the road to make his tire go flat in the first place

the example i gave about goodyear and rotations.. the 2 rear tires were at 4/32 the two fronts were at 8/32, goodyear warrantied all 4 equally because it was a 4wd pickup. and that wasnt even a road hazard problem

and yes in the past i have warrantied multiple tires on a single road hazard claim to keep the vehicle safe. bottom line is if you work with your salesman, they will work with you

i never said he couldnt do it, i said why would you? no its not as safe, i think we can agree on that. if its not as safe AND it can do damage to your vehicle why would you ever replace just 2?
Show me the Isuzu post that states that the owner needs to replace all 4 tires in the event any tire becomes a set diameter different than any of the others. I know there are warnings on some cars. A lot of that came from the 70s when people started putting larger and wider tires on their cars and these much larger tire differences presented a challenge to the AWD system. However if it was a reality that a couple of MMs difference actually harmed the vehicle I am sure Isuzu and other manufacturers would not only warn but state it violated the warranty. Once again the question was not whether is was better to get 2 or 4 tires but whether it was necesary.

I appreciate your humor in the post. I often see that when logic is no longer on a persons side. Make a joke make up a ludicrous statement that was never made and infer it was the other persons position but that just doesnt work.

I will admit total defeat when I see the Isuzu post as well as credible link as to where it came from. After all any one can post anything on the internet and claim they are an expert.