Originally Posted by Gatch

But they won’t be “brand new.” The dates of manufacture will be on the sidewalls. And I’m not sure any serious driver would want tires that are several years old on a track or even on the street at high speeds. If the tread life is a short as advertised, enjoy the OEMs for a year or two and then swap to PS4S?

Originally Posted by Gatch

But they won’t be “brand new.” The dates of manufacture will be on the sidewalls. And I’m not sure any serious driver would want tires that are several years old on a track or even on the street at high speeds. If the tread life is a short as advertised, enjoy the OEMs for a year or two and then swap to PS4S?

Originally Posted by TomTarzian

Still up in the air about this. Those are the two options currently under consideration. By brand new I meant essentially never used.

God bless,
TT

Originally Posted by Larry Cable

it not the miles its the age; the composition of the tyre changes over time, the rubber's chemical composition changes and generally deteriorates ...