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Old 01-10-2012, 04:36 PM   #5
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It's really more about how much tread is left in the remaining tires. For me if over half the tread-life remains, I would probably just do one and see how it handles. Did you buy them new? If so, did you purchase road-hazard insurance? If so, that may help soften the blow.
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Also check the rim, these guys bend easier then you would expect. Of course when you get the new tire they will tell you while balancing it if it is bent. The inside of rims bend when hitting things and you don't feel it until driving around 70. It happened to me on my previous Benz and I had it fixed by a mobile rim straightening company.
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