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05-28-03, 02:16 PM

BrianP1

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Tire Question

I have to replace a damaged tire on my truck. The set of tires has about 30,000 miles on them. Is it okay to just replace the one tire or should I replace a second tire to have both new tires on the front or rear?

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05-28-03, 02:48 PM

Joe_F

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Try to replace the bad tire with the same exact one if still available.

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