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Originally Posted by nomadmax
Possibly because of tread splice.
The tread should be fully vulcanized to the point where there isn't a forward/back distinction.

The casing does have a seam in it, but with overlapping layers that would reduce the significance of that seam.

Tread/casing separation does occur, but I'm not convinced there is a directional component.

I don't remember any discussion about casing separation at seams. Blowouts and tube herniation do occur, so perhaps that would give more information. Still, it doesn't seem like the seams are a major directional component.

There are many road tires that don't have those directional arrows.
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