Don't tyres these days have a direction of rotation marked on them?
I don't know what happens if you put them on 'backwards' or if it would be an MOT fail but it might be better just to do a front/rear swap on each side.
As the front tyres wear much faster than the rear with front wheel drive, so long as the worn tyre is still legal, putting it on the rear will give it a longer life before it needs replacing.
Obviously, you will have to have the tracking error fixed first!
I don't know what happens if you put them on 'backwards' or if it would be an MOT fail but it might be better just to do a front/rear swap on each side.
As the front tyres wear much faster than the rear with front wheel drive, so long as the worn tyre is still legal, putting it on the rear will give it a longer life before it needs replacing.
Obviously, you will have to have the tracking error fixed first!
