SpyderAnn01
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So you’re saying you had a worn out center and you dropped the tire pressure and wore out both sides? I want even tread across my whole tire, if it starts wearing in the middle it will get replaced.
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How to tell if the rear tire needs replacing
- Thread starter JimH
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Little Blue
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Rear Tire
Check out the information in your Spyder Operation Manual. Check out the picture in post #17. The OEM Tires have a shorter life than other tires. Yes, you can have a 'Reliable Tire Store Person' check the Tires for You. Good Luck on Your Mission. ......:thumbup:
Check out the information in your Spyder Operation Manual. Check out the picture in post #17. The OEM Tires have a shorter life than other tires. Yes, you can have a 'Reliable Tire Store Person' check the Tires for You. Good Luck on Your Mission. ......:thumbup:
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
I did not say that. Please re-read my post carefully.
Here is what I said concerning tire pressure: "I did the tire pressure when new Kendas were installed. Never would consider trying to save a tire that had already gone worn."
And two paragraphs later: "Those Kendas with 2# less tire pressure...had better looking centers than the ones that did not."
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