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  1. Look at the wear on those center knobs. The material appears to be faulty. If I’d just seen a pic of the crumbly tire wear, I’d have guessed it was 10 or 15 years old.

  2. Particular-Wrongdoer on

    I split a new tire too low pressure smashing sharp lava rock. But your tire also looks worn.

  3. That’s just a garbage tire. Maybe it was sitting on a shelf for years in a warehouse degrading before you bought it.

  4. That may be a new tire to *you* but it’s absolutely not a new tire. Lots of obvious treadwear.

  5. Looks like you did a lot of skidding on a low end tire. Also, what pressure did you pump the tire to? using the wrong pressure, either too high or too low can be bad for the tire.

  6. Alternative_Text1 on

    That’s heavily perished. It’s either been on a shelf for years or maybe you ran through some chemical that attacked the rubber?

  7. That’s not new, the cause is age.
    If you bought it new at a dealer go get your money back.

  8. Street-Present5102 on

    In the Uk you should get a refund according to The Consumer Rights Act 2015 which states that items must be of satisfactory quality, as described, fit for purpose and last a reasonable length of time. other countries will have different laws but a tyre should last more than 2 rides

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