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Re: Are you actually buying "new" tires?
Hey Tyler,
Thanks for the reminder. In fact I just got new sets a month ago and its still in the garage.
Luckily mines at 9th week of 2008 (numbers - 0908) and the writings are only on one side only.
Check your tires folks.
TimLearning new things everyday
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I don't know about you guys but I am a poor latino. It isn't uncommon for us to put second hand /used tires on our cars. I am proud when all 4 are the same brand!!
I have never had and I don't know anybody that has ever had a blow out.
My 64 Riviera has tires on it that are 17 years old!
I guess better safe than sorry.
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Yeah, my '64 Chevy Truck has some old tires on her and has been parked for 3 years......and I'm a poor indian lad (sorry, no casino cash flowing here, I was adopted).
I was happy when not only they all matched, but those awesome white spoke wheels to boot!!!!
I used a lot of used tires growing up.Philippians 2:14 - Do all things without grumbling or questioning,
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1607. Made just about a month before I bought them.
I feel better now. Actually, I replaced the tires last year because a.) I was due, and b.) one of the treads was actually being separated from the tire! Scary stuff.1998 Supermarine Blue Pearl Honda CR-V
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Re: Are you actually buying "new" tires?
Originally posted by Superior Shine View PostI don't know about you guys but I am a poor latino. It isn't uncommon for us to put second hand /used tires on our cars. I am proud when all 4 are the same brand!!
But again Joe, we Latinos don't like to follow the rules (not everyone is like this) and breaking the speed limit with a dangerous tire could put yourself, your family and other people in danger.
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Originally posted by Superior Shine View PostIt isn't uncommon for us to put second hand /used tires on our cars. I am proud when all 4 are the same brand!!
Out of the 12 tires on the 3 cars, I can only see 2 numbers! They are on the right side of my Mustang. The left side has the numbers on the inside because they are directional, and the trucks have them all on the inside on the blackwall.
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well, i'm replacing my tires as it way pass the tread indicator plus the second hand prices were also half of the price of a new ones. So I just go for new tires instead.
Well, my place here, its very popular to buy second hand tyres imported from Japan. They even sold tires that reached the tread indicator and what the sellers (some) do, they use heat blades (the thingamagic thats like a razor blade to make treads on monster trucks) and make the treads deeper. Get what I mean...scary
TimLearning new things everyday
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I better check my tires. I know on my car I'm well over due. Just bought tires for my wifes car so I better check those numbers first. Scary indeed and good to know thanks for posting it.Jesse
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