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afinepoint
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Jun 14, 2013

Dually rear tire question. New tires steering sloppy.

Previous tires were Kumhos. I just replace all because two failed. One front had tread separation and an outer rear blew and shredded on the highway while towing last week. On the front now are BF...
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Tireman9
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Jun 17, 2013
The Texan wrote:
It seems to take up to a 1000± miles now, for new tires to "break" in. Why, I don't know, but my tire dealer is telling all truck and RV owners that, with all the tires he sells. We are seeing more and more of this same complaint here and on other forums, so there must be something to it.


Only "brake-in" I know of with new tires that would affect handling should only be about 100 miles which is enough to get the mold release off the tread.

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