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Re: Tires, new 6 year law
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Posted by T_Bone on April 04, 2005 at 23:28:08 from (4.240.39.217):
In Reply to: Tires, new 6 year law posted by wdtom on April 04, 2005 at 16:47:59:
Hi Tom, They changed the tire componds as couple years back and supposedly will decompose faster than before. Here in AZ they keep telling people there taking a real chance with running tires over 5yrs old as the sun eats the rubber up here in 5yrs. I know my 11-20 20yr old tires on my water trailer are really weather checked and looking sick. I bought new tires 3yrs ago for my F350 so we'll see. My car tires were 5yrs old with good tread (36k miles) but they would not balance and viberated alot. T_Bone
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