I've searched the archives and gotten conflicting opinions.

Is it dangerous to run a directional tire backwards, like say, for about 500 miles on a dry road?

I won't hold you liable if I have a tire blowout, but I'd just like to know what you think!

Thanks.

P.S. I'm thinking of personally taking my scratched up BBS rim to Wheel Collision Center in PA because I don't trust UPS, so I'd like to mount my spare Avus wheel on but it would be going on in the wrong direction.

that for 500 miles with dry roads you should be fine. obviously i wouldn't go nuts driving either.