Originally Posted by MaDaSS

Being asymmetrical makes them directional! They have to be fitted the correct way and therefore are made to travel in the correct ONE direction. You can NOT rotate them and run them the other way.
Edited to add, i cannot believe you only check your tyre pressures once a month at best!
I do mine once a week and the snow was the only thing that stopped me recently from doing it. I am paranoid, but after all, those 4 bits of rubber are the only things keeping you on the road.

Originally Posted by JohnD

They are NOT directional. If you look on the inner wall you will see an instruction saying that, that wall must be the inner one and there is an arrow showing both directions on the outer wall. Therefore, any wheel can go on any corner! They look odd when they're on as the tread direction is different nearside to offside! It works, though.

JohnD

Originally Posted by MaDaSS

Ahha! Thats what i said!

Originally Posted by RonnieB

So just to put this to bed.
The tyres are NOT directional which means once fitted correctly to the wheel the wheel can be rotated onto any corner?
So one mounted front front right can be swapped with the rear left.