How often do you guys rotate your tires?
With my square setup I roll up on ramps, jack the back @ the differential, place my rear jack stands. I then use the floor jack to lightly raise the front just off the ramps to complete the wheel swapping. I slightly loosen the lug nuts prior to any jacking to simplify the job. Takes about 15 minutes if I'm just rotating, but every other time I clean the hub, rotor, and wheel mating surfaces w/ wire brushes/wheels, so that takes a bit more time.
Have you seen my ramps, lol 
But yeah, I used to have 2 pairs but didn't like the top mounts of the craftsman ones I was using so sold them, but I will pick up another pair soon, and my other set is from HF so I should get a matching pair.
But yeah, I used to have 2 pairs but didn't like the top mounts of the craftsman ones I was using so sold them, but I will pick up another pair soon, and my other set is from HF so I should get a matching pair.
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Never, they are smaller in the front on mine. When I got the car, the rears had a lot of meat, still do. The fronts are getting slim. Been thinking of getting two more rear wheels so I can be comfortable running a square setup.
But if you can, 5000-7500
But if you can, 5000-7500
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With my square setup I roll up on ramps, jack the back @ the differential, place my rear jack stands. I then use the floor jack to lightly raise the front just off the ramps to complete the wheel swapping. I slightly loosen the lug nuts prior to any jacking to simplify the job. Takes about 15 minutes if I'm just rotating, but every other time I clean the hub, rotor, and wheel mating surfaces w/ wire brushes/wheels, so that takes a bit more time.
Previously, i've just used the spare tire as a place holder and worked around the car
