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28/04/2021 3:11 pm
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28/04/2021 6:05 pm
Absolutely unsafe. Rubber degrades over time, glue dries out, treads are far more likely to separate at high speeds. Even if they were never used (new old stock) they would be dangerous.
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28/04/2021 3:19 pm
No, not safe if you are going to accelerate, corner or stop. Tire traction is what keeps you from crashing into cars and fixed objects. Drive it to a tire shop first if you want to drive the car in traffic.
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28/04/2021 3:14 pm
If the rubber is cracking. No matter what condition the tire is in its probably time for some new ones
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28/04/2021 3:32 pm
If its been weared out then yes get new tires.
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29/04/2021 7:52 am
How many miles do you drive per year?
Around 500 a year, is a car for work.
Nice. So this new set is probably going to be this car’s last set of tyres?