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DrewE
Jul 18, 2016Explorer II
The recommendations I recall seeing from tire makers are to have them professionally inspected annually (both inside and out, which of course involves dismounting) starting at around 7 years, and replace if needed or unconditionally at 10 years. Since the inspections are a fair bit of labor and that costs money, I'd probably skip that and just replace at 7 years.
Tire longevity does depend a lot on storage conditions: temperature, ozone concentrations, UV light levels, and quite possibly moisture. They generally last longer in the north than in the south. Misuse or abuse (such as running with too little air, leading to excessive heating when driving) also lowers their lifespan.
Tire longevity does depend a lot on storage conditions: temperature, ozone concentrations, UV light levels, and quite possibly moisture. They generally last longer in the north than in the south. Misuse or abuse (such as running with too little air, leading to excessive heating when driving) also lowers their lifespan.
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