Is it okay if the tire pattern is different?

Theoretically, if the patterns of the front and rear tires are different, then the patterns of the two coaxial tires are the same, which is no problem. If the tread patterns of two coaxial tires are inconsistent, it will have an impact.

Different tire patterns mainly affect the following points:

1. The grip of a tire is mainly determined by the tread pattern. Different patterns will produce different adhesion, which will lead to uneven grip of the four tires, and there will be safety hazards when driving for a long time. If it is serious, it may cause tail flick and deviation.

2. Different tire patterns will cause different degrees of friction, indirectly affect comfort, increase fuel consumption and reduce tire life.

3. The tread pattern of the tire determines the water conductivity, and different tread patterns may cause safety hazards when driving in rainy days.

4. Different road conditions have different modes. Some models are suitable for rainy days, some models are suitable for gravel roads, some models are suitable for cement roads and some models are suitable for mountain roads. Understandably, if the performance of any model is the same, why should manufacturers spend time and energy designing different models? Just use a pattern directly.

But in fact, as long as you drive on urban roads most of the time and don't drive extremely (violently), the impact is basically negligible.

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