From the site: Man In The Maze - Why you might be wrong about everything
This week I bought the Airstream Safari a new set of tires. There wasn’t anything wrong with the old tires, other than being old. The tire industry makes various recommendations about replacing tires—I’ve heard anywhere from 4 years to 10 years, and the length of time seems to correlate with the confidence the manufacturer has in its product. In this case the tires were Michelin LTX that we installed in January 2010, and although the tires were only used for five years and eight months, they were manufactured in late 2008 and early 2009. Tires begin to age from the day they are made, not the day they are installed, so I considered these to be nearly seven years old. That didn’t bother me much, but on cl ...Read more...
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