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Old 09-11-2008, 06:16 PM   #1
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Be careful until the new tires are thoroughly scrubbed-in. Anti-mold/fungal chemicals and such can make the tire slick for the 1st 100 mi. or so. Best not to get on it until this is scrubbed off and the grip improves. Glad you like your new shoes!
Heed this warning... it was wet when I got the tires put on my rear wheels.... I spun the car around taking a right turn just 4 miles after the tires were mounted!!
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