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On a front non driving axle on tarmac the tyres wear better/ last longer when the out side of the chevron hits the ground first.
For mud clearance/ better traction on driven axles the center tip of the chevron needs to hit first. So its the perceived usage that dictates which way tyres are fitted.
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