DON'T USE TIRES MORE THAN TEN YEARS OLD ACCORDING TO MICHELIN TIRE, HERE YOU CAN SEE HOW TO READ YOUR TIRES CODES photo

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iamflagman		08-Apr-2008 21:16
Michelin tire company just recently changed their recommendations of when tires should be replaced to ten years instead of the old seven years as I had stated earlier. The tires tend to deteriorate internally and start to weather check externally and most tire retreaders will not accept a tire older than seven years to retread. John Finn

Guest		02-Apr-2008 14:39
Why not use tires past 7 years---what happens to them??????

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