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Between the customers that have refused service at my old job and all the "just rolled in" videos I've seen I just don't trust people's ability to upkeep their cars. My coworker is running around on the original tires of his 2008 Saturn and doesn't see a problem.
I uh....those gotta look like F1 slicks by now right
Car wasn't driven much (less than 50k miles), the real problem is they are dry af
Do I need to water my tires? /s
As a non car guy, they're dry from age?
The deteriorate as they age, especially if they aren't stored properly.
Not a car guy, but I imagine it's kind of similar to what happens to old rubber bands. They start to dry out and lose their elasticity.