[MR2] On a non turbo MR2 MK2 is the right rear wheel the drive wheel, and

[Bob Schultz]

Mr2's by nature chew up rear tires, this isn't your father's Oldsmobile.
Boy, pretty soon that saying will be meaningless.

Most of the time it seems like I would get 25k out of a set of rear tires
and a bunch less if I bought something performance.
What sucks is that they seem to chew the inside edge out much faster and if
you don't watch that you will find out the hard way that the inner edge is
down to the cords.

1993 up may not do this because of their "fix" of the rear suspension.

Either way, the rear tires wear out evenly so I have to assume you need an
alignment.

Consider yourself blessed, your part of an elite group.
All new Lexus come with a sticker that says we eat tires for breakfast so
don't complain if your new Lexus needs tires before the ink is dry on your
lease paperwork.

Bob

-----Original Message-----
From: mr2-bounces at mr2.com [mailto:mr2-bounces at mr2.com] On Behalf Of Moi
Brown
Sent: Thursday, April 01, 2010 9:47 PM
To: MR2 at mr2.com
Subject: [MR2] On a non turbo MR2 MK2 is the right rear wheel the drive
wheel, and

On a non turbo MR2 MK2 is the right rear wheel the drive wheel, and is it
worth it to get an LSD installed in my MK2 to combat the uneven tire wear
caused by the lack of LSD?

-- 
M.B.

Moi Brown.
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