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**trip** · 07-02-2007, 09:47 PM

spirello,
I have always been told and have run on the premise that as far as a Nomad is concerned, it is best practice to run a radial on the rear and a bias on the front.

I haven't heard any stories of what would happen if a person runs both front and rear radials, but I understand that it has a lot to do with the suspension and the way it's designed on a Nomad.

Hope this helps.
Trip

07-02-2007, 09:47 PM	#12
trip VBA Founder Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Lindale, Texas Posts: 6,846	TIRE 2006 NOMAD ME 880???? spirello, I have always been told and have run on the premise that as far as a Nomad is concerned, it is best practice to run a radial on the rear and a bias on the front. I haven't heard any stories of what would happen if a person runs both front and rear radials, but I understand that it has a lot to do with the suspension and the way it's designed on a Nomad. Hope this helps. Trip __________________ Robert "Trip" Hilliard VBA/KawaNOW - Founder/Past President VBA # 00001 Trip's Website Custer 09, 18 / Maggie Valley 11 / Eureka Springs 09, 17 / Antlers 09, 10, 11, 13, 15, 16, 17, 18 Texas Hill Country / Deals Gap / Colorado / Wyoming / Montana / Utah / More trips for Trip
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