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Old 03-08-2014, 09:31 AM   #15
ols1932
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I believe that full timers should give a lot of consideration to changing tires after four years. That's only me after observing a lot of tires that were 5-6 years of aging and rolling on a lot of our highways in the south. I've never been dissatisfied. I won't take a chance on a tire that's over four years of age.

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