Old 06-11-18 | 10:36 AM
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Originally Posted by Tycho Brahe
Ironically, I was thinking of switching over to Pro4 Endurance from Continental 4000S IIs due to poor sidewalls. According to https://www.bicyclerollingresistance.com/ the Michelins have much better puncture resistance, especially in the sidewall.

My bike gets ridden a lot, so I am not sure if the sidewall rot is related to distance or simply time. I will go through a tire in well less than a year.
I have seen the dry rot that the OP mentioned, but it was only on my commuter bike that got about 40-50 miles of use per week. My road bike gets about 300 miles per week, and the tire wears out long before any dry-rot can occur.

I continued to use the tire until the threads began to appear, without any issues.

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