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Worn tire in the middle.
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Excessive wear in the middle usually means that the tire is over inflated. If there's no rain in the near future, you can usually drive it until all the tread are gone. But I would start ordering a new set at the wear bar. Since these huge tires are usually not stock at a lot of places, ordering them could take some times to arrive...so factor that into the equation.
So...monitor your tires more closely and adjust the pressure accordingly as soon as you see any wear variations. Lower pressure slightly when you see excessive center wear. Pump up pressure slightly when you see excessive outer edges wear, etc.... |
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