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Since your vehicle isn't all wheel drive, you can, easily.
Just keep the new (or new used) tire on the non drive wheels (so the back, for you).
Basically, you just never want to have mismatched tires on drive wheels. You'll wear stuff out on your vehicle if you do. Expensive stuff. Not the cheap stuff :-/