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Old 04-17-2026, 02:55 PM
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You can if the sidewall is flexible enough. Baby powder the new tube before install.

Have you thought about running a radial?

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You can if the sidewall is flexible enough. Baby powder the new tube before install.

Have you thought about running a radial?
I just looked closely at how much tread is left and came to the conclusion I'm going to run what I have one more time and buy some MT ET Street R drag radials. I checked Summit and they have ET Street Pro in 275/60-15 but not the ET Street R? What is a good starting point for pressure?

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