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What's everyone doing with these repro bias plys when they get 6 or 7 years old? I've never had vintage bias plys delam or do crazy stuff like modern radials. Never researched as to just why new rubber does this, but even vintage radials seem to last forever.
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Because everything built today is junk...
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Because everything built today is junk...
Just read the sidewall for country of origin and it tells the story. Most tires are outsourced to china and all the rubber products I have had from there deteriorate very quickly, even sitting in a climate controlled building.
Many products produced in this country are still made using chinesium products.
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Hello,

Long time since I have been on here, but I am still here!

Currently, most of the Goodyear tires are in stock. The pricing is changing March 1st. feel free to contact me with questions. Great supply of L60-15's!!!

Coker has made some changes to their pricing. The radial Wide Ovals have made some price decreases, and they are adding some sizes including LR60-15 and NR50-15's

Feel free to contact me. cell/ text 816-654-34zero zero..Please show some patience, again a real job can be a pain!!!!
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What's everyone doing with these repro bias plys when they get 6 or 7 years old? I've never had vintage bias plys delam or do crazy stuff like modern radials. Never researched as to just why new rubber does this, but even vintage radials seem to last forever.
Keep rolling with them!!

As for why the modern rubber goes away… no specific answer, but there are more synthetic materials used and less true rubber…. Longer mileage, less rolling resistance, better fuel mileage…
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