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Originally Posted by CWtheMan
No one in the tire industry or even the governing body has a grip on tire aging. Some even ponder the "don't use after 10 year mark".
IMO the best ballpark figures will come from the manufacturer of the tires you're using. Each seem to have different variations.
In my research I found that Carlisle Tire, way back when, were the sort of spokesperson for the ST tire design. Others were soon to follow and the 3-5 year useage became a sort of standard for those tires.
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I understand that.. again, I was rebutting your buddy's claim that LT tires last longer than 10 years when used in RV trailer fitments...
Personally, I'm not going to use my ST tires past 2 years and the LT tires longevity past 3 or 4 years is moot to me for my application, because I wear the tread to minimum before that..
I did enjoy the way he melded the two different test results to provide backup to his contention that LT tires should replace ST tires regardless of rule/law or policy... it was inventive..
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