My rear GP Four Season has a cut and needs replaced. The front one also has a small cut but will be fine. I've bought a Michelin Pro 4 Endurance.
Should I switch the front Continental to the back with the thinking that if the cut gets worse and it blows-out having it on the back will be less catastrophic, or do I keep it where it is and put the Michelin on the back. Apparently the Michelins come up big so it might be weird having a 25c Conti on the back and something that seems more like a 28c on the front.
Throw some superglue in the cut and put the Michelin on the back. Life's too short. If you die in the next few months it will not be because a small cut on your front tyre suddenly and catastrophically exploded.
My rear GP Four Season has a cut and needs replaced. The front one also has a small cut but will be fine. I've bought a Michelin Pro 4 Endurance.
Should I switch the front Continental to the back with the thinking that if the cut gets worse and it blows-out having it on the back will be less catastrophic, or do I keep it where it is and put the Michelin on the back. Apparently the Michelins come up big so it might be weird having a 25c Conti on the back and something that seems more like a 28c on the front.