That would be insanely expensive. You can easily shave a tire down to match the other tires. Just make sure all 4 are the same brand/style.Isn't it recommended with AWD vehicles to change all 4 tires at the same time? In other words, if you have a failure of one tire, it is recommended that you change all 4.
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Subarus: Subarus have, to our knowledge, the tightest tolerance of any AWD system. Since we see so many, we can tell you what the tolerance is. It can be stated in two ways: The first is 2/32nds tread depth across all four tires. The problem with this is that actual tire dimensions can vary from brand to brand and even from model to model. Therefore the 2/32nds rule is only good if you have the exact same size, brand, and model tire. The other way to check is to measure the tire around the circumference and then the tolerance is 1/4". That was circumference, not diameter, so you have to have a flexible tape ruler and measure around the tread of the tire. Also, having air in the tire affects the circumference. Though the change due to having air in it is only about 1/8", it's pretty critical since the tolerance is only 1/4". Therefore, to get an accurate measurement, it's necessary to let the air out before you measure (since the prospective replacement probably won't be aired up). This second method allows you to check compatibility with any make or model of tire. When we were almost finished with this article, a Subaru came in that needed only one tire, so the picture shows us measuring the prospective replacement tire with our "Subaru Tool".
Tires 101 on Tire Matching on All Wheel and Four Wheel Drive :: Souza's Tire Service
It is expensive, but it's something you should be educated about when buying a Subaru. Also, hardly any tire places will shave a tire for you. Tire Rack will, but I wouldn't trust that. I'd just buy 4 new tires.That would be insanely expensive. You can easily shave a tire down to match the other tires. Just make sure all 4 are the same brand/style.
The other part of this is that although you may be putting the same size tire from Brand P as the other 3 from Brand D, they may be different sized. Simply put a 275x35x20" Goodyear has a different outside diameter than a 275x35x20" from Continental.It is expensive, but it's something you should be educated about when buying a Subaru. Also, hardly any tire places will shave a tire for you. Tire Rack will, but I wouldn't trust that. I'd just buy 4 new tires.
