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       Re: Plugged tire: How long it normally last
   DIR By: sparx
       Date: April 17, 2025, 6:59 pm
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       --- Quote from: seagul link ---
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       > Any professional such as tyre shop they will mechanically
       suggest to change tyres even all. The rubber is
       cracking/deteriorating not from sidewall but on the edges of
       tread depth but tread depth is still satisfactory. Tyres are
       holding strong air pressure and on driving showing no
       abnormality.
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       Rubbish, find a local trusted tyre dealer, there are several
       near me that I'd trust the opinion on (and have done, they were
       the ones that have plugged tyres for me versus telling me I
       needed a new tyre).
       The date code of 4 digits will be in a rounded rectangle,
       probably near other codes made up of letters. If your tyre does
       not have this, it may be older than 2000, in which case it may
       only have 3, with an additional symbol.
  HTML https://www.oponeo.co.uk/blog/tyre-s-date-of-manufacture
       IMO on a regularly used car I would not trust any tyre more than
       10 years old, although a 10 year old Michelin is going to
       perform better than a 10 year old Chinese brand, along with lots
       of other environmental factors including how they have been
       stored.
       #Post#: 69919--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Plugged tire: How long it normally last
   DIR By: Kwakaboi
       Date: May 4, 2025, 3:38 am
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       I have had two tyres 'plugged' over the last few years and each
       time I viewed then as a 'get home' solution to be fixed ASAP,
       you ever heard of the saying
       "What price your neck"?
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