Subject	IMHO I would go with Option 1.
Posted by	Zski on January 02, 2013 at 12:01 PM
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In Reply To	Tire Question posted by dpjax on January 02, 2013 at 11:50 AM
Message	I found that replacing the tires at the same time, gives them a long life span, because they will not wear at different rates. Even if you are planning on replacing all your tires in a couple of years, you might save a couple bucks becasue they will not need replacing.. just my 2 cents.
Follow Ups	Tire Question - dpjax 11:50:58 01/02/13 IMHO I would go with Option 1. - Zski 12:01:05 01/02/13 I can't beleive that one tire is showing through to the cord - RICH1 12:14:57 01/02/13 I think the one tire wasn't aligned properly. - dpjax 12:31:44 01/02/13 What is the tread depth of the other tire? - RICH1 13:14:21 01/02/13 Replace both. (n/m) - Summeronthechain (MN) 12:44:12 01/02/13 this (n/m) - vorpalZ 14:44:33 01/02/13 What is the depth of the "good" side? - Bernie (NoVA) 14:19:51 01/02/13 I'll measure... - dpjax 14:30:11 01/02/13 If stored well I wouldn't concern myself about shelf life. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 16:09:56 01/02/13 Unless they're in a stasis chamber, tires degrade over time - vorpalZ 20:56:16 01/02/13 This. If TireRack still carries it, you can get it shaved - boileralum 14:30:39 01/02/13 buy a used one to match the old. then align - XTZ 14:39:20 01/02/13 Two new and don't go back to the same shop for an - njz 17:21:07 01/02/13 Thanks for the replies. - dpjax 18:26:40 01/02/13
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