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jjtheblunt
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Obvious reason is immediate tire wear?
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osti
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I think I wasn't being clear, the wheels basically have to rotate perpendicularly to the cars body, so there wouldn't be any extra tire wear.
jjtheblunt
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What? If left wheels are in reverse and right wheels in forward then the treads are wearing sideways against the rotation!
ksjskskskkk
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there's no direction wear at low speeds.
or do you parallel park at 60mph? maybe you drive to work on reverse?
the_gipsy
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You don't? Learn to drive.
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