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  1. OptimalPapaya1344 on

    I’m sorry but I don’t know how you look at that and still need second opinions.

  2. Michelins used to get cracked and nasty. From the preview I thought it might be something similar. It’s not. These are severely dry-rotted and gotta go.

  3. I rode one that kinda looks like this, but not quite that bad, for another 1000k or so. It was fine. Doesn’t mean yours will be, just that mine was.

  4. Few_Habit_3400 on

    Like to support local, but not when there’s that much of a difference – will order online 👍

  5. ReferenceProper5428 on

    There are a lot of bike coalitions in large citys, that will have 2nd hand parts tires etc. You can always check there for parts. Usually far cheaper or even free In some cases.

    To answer your question. Yea that tires dead. Need to one

  6. A good rule of thumb is to replace your tires when they look like elephant skin.

  7. Beautiful-Use2996 on

    The cracks help to clear the water from the tread when it’s raining. Just run it until the front tire blows out on you. Then you can change the tire after the hospital visit is over.

  8. Yes. While Keith Richards can look like this and persist, it’s not a viable state for bike tires.

  9. awilliamscbus on

    If you’re in a pinch, see if you have a nearby bicycle coop. They sell used tires that are in good shape for $5-$15 a pop. Rare to find a machine set but at least you won’t get stranded far away from home with a blown out tire!

  10. Obvious_Cabbage on

    Hahaha… My tire has actual holes in it before I replaced it. Somehow, still never got a flat on it for 2 years.

    Don’t do what I did. I was being VERY lazy.

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