REPLACEMENT TIRES.

[Gordon B]

I need a bit of advice please.
I Have a 2019 LARAMIE 11000 miles. Not long after I got it I damaged one of the tyres cutting a 3 inch flap of rubber which is still attached, never any problem with pressure. Since then this front tyre has worn on the outside edge where the damage is. I am told this damage is enough to cause the the wheel alignment to go out of true.
The tyre store guy has advised I must replace both front tyres, is he correct? price here in UK about US$385 each supply only. So I hope the answer is that only one tyre is required.

As I am in the UK and do not have a RAM dealership to go to.
Tire size 185/R22

Thanks in anticipation

Gordon
ps sorry about spelling of tire we do it a bit differently (tyre)

 

[Idahoktm]

I need a bit of advice please.
I Have a 2019 LARAMIE 11000 miles. Not long after I got it I damaged one of the tyres cutting a 3 inch flap of rubber which is still attached, never any problem with pressure. Since then this front tyre has worn on the outside edge where the damage is. I am told this damage is enough to cause the the wheel alignment to go out of true.
The tyre store guy has advised I must replace both front tyres, is he correct? price here in UK about US$385 each supply only. So I hope the answer is that only one tyre is required.

As I am in the UK and do not have a RAM dealership to go to.
Tire size 185/R22

Thanks in anticipation

Gordon
ps sorry about spelling of tire we do it a bit differently (tyre)

Unless your OEM tires (tyres) are worn more than usual, I would just buy one new tire (tyre) and put it on the rear.

 

[Terrible_One]

I disagree. You should always buy tires in pairs. I would buy two new for the front so you know both are wearing the same, have the same traction and water shedding capability at all times.

 

[Terrible_One]

Also, I say this because you're at 11,000 miles. If it was only a few hundred, then sure, a single tire is fine.