tires
tis the season and we're off to seatlle and will be gone for a month and a half. we have a recently leased a f150 v8 to tow my 24' tt. but my wife points out the michellen tires have a very dark brown...
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good to know,
I sure wish the last set of Michelin tires I bought has been soaked in the stuff, antiozonante.
{It is called blooming. It is caused by the antiozonante that is in the tires to prevent cracking etc. I would not worry about it. You can probaly wash it off but it may come back.)
Those suckers started the old Michelin sidewall cracking number and the Michelin tire dealer told me he would not feel safe pulling my trailer during the hot summer time with those tires.
about half tread left.
but they sure drove good on a heavy old stiff chevy 3/4 ton truck.
so I got more tires, not Michelin.
I sure wish the last set of Michelin tires I bought has been soaked in the stuff, antiozonante.
{It is called blooming. It is caused by the antiozonante that is in the tires to prevent cracking etc. I would not worry about it. You can probaly wash it off but it may come back.)
Those suckers started the old Michelin sidewall cracking number and the Michelin tire dealer told me he would not feel safe pulling my trailer during the hot summer time with those tires.
about half tread left.
but they sure drove good on a heavy old stiff chevy 3/4 ton truck.
so I got more tires, not Michelin.
