Alloy and tyre size difference
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You want the same diameter on the front and back, so if you're planning on using wider tyres on the back you'd want them to have a lower profile to compensate, the maths could be tricky.
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There is an amount of tolerance, because if you have new tyres on one end and the opposite end with just about a millimetre of tread left [ same size of course ] you get away with it.
But I'd be very careful as centre diffs are quite expensive to replace.
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