Anybody know the Maker/Model of the original tires of 2000 RT/10 sold in NorCal?
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10-21-2015 #1Enthusiast
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10-21-2015 #2Enthusiast
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Not sure what you are looking for, but the original tires on a 2000 would have been Michelins. Are you asking what to replace them with now?
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That would be the crappy PS 1's
Originally Posted by J.P.
Anybody know the Maker/Model of the original tires of 2000 RT/10 sold in NorCal?
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They're only "crappy" if you don't like a rock-hard ride that's louder than your radio can overcome Originally Posted by sparkrn
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Any tire that old will be crappy -- time to get some new rubber soles!!!
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Am going to look at one with very low miles. Just wondering why they would be replaced?
Originally Posted by Bill Pemberton
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JP,
16 year old tires , age is the issue not miles on the tires. We often replace tires that are 6-8 years old as this is a high performance machine and tires age , just like anything else. Keeping this brief as you could likely get a zillion reasons from others why you absolutely need to change the rubber, no questions asked.
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