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Old 04-26-2023, 11:13 AM
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Always check the manufactured date, many tires are old, especially in areas that don't sell a lot of tires. They can sit on a shelf in a distribution center for years.

I always get my tires from tire rack for some time now, because of said problem.

lately I've been running General tires, they have a wide range of types & sizes, pretty much something for everyone, but, they are a subsidy of Continental, and I have had very little luck with that brand.

I ran a bunch of Dunlop tires and their' subsidies for years, those I've had the best luck with.


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