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Old 02-15-2018, 05:27 AM
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Originally Posted by studebaker53 View Post
Couldn't outdated old tires be considered...."improper equipment" in the event of state inspection or something bad occurring??
The risk from hitting an old tire carcass, nail, bottle or whatever on the road is 100 times greater than having a blow out from the tire being old unless it is really dry rotted, you are doing well above the speed rating, or it is massively under/over inflated.

I have a buddy that owns a tire center. He has never seen a blow out from old age unless the tire is literally dry rotted. He said the most common cause is under inflation. The outside edges of the tires are gone.
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