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Saving a cupped snow tire 200

posted by  matt82dl on  Mon Aug 30 06:03 CST 2004
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I was looking at my snow tires from last season and noticed the tires that were on the rear have a strange wear pattern: worn in the center, but look very good on the edges of the tire. Can someone confirm this is an overinflation issue??? If so I guess I've learned my lesson. My rear shocks arent more than two years old.

Which pressure is bible... on the tire or on the door frame. Can I save this tire by running the correct pressure?

Thanks,

Matt



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