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Old 10-11-14 | 09:42 PM
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FBinNY
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Originally Posted by AAZ
If it was me, I'd move on to a new tire - especially with Winter coming.
IMO winter is the best time to finish off a beat up tire that still has some life. Why expose a new tire to road salts and harsh conditions. Also, the faster wear of winter riding means that you don't drag out the dying process of an older tire.
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