Shelf Life of E.T. Streets?
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Shelf Life of E.T. Streets?
Hey guys. I have a set of et streets (front and back) that were purchased in Sept. '05
They have a total of 3 passes on them. Should I replace them or run em?
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Ernie
They have a total of 3 passes on them. Should I replace them or run em?
Thanks,
Ernie
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Originally Posted by ErnieT
Hey guys. I have a set of et streets (front and back) that were purchased in Sept. '05
They have a total of 3 passes on them. Should I replace them or run em?
Thanks,
Ernie
They have a total of 3 passes on them. Should I replace them or run em?
Thanks,
Ernie
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ernie t I just read this in one of the mags. in a tire article a few months back but average shelf life on a tire is 6 years then the rubber starts to loose some of its properties belive they said harden now that i think of it think it was a article in sport compact by dave coleman they should be alright as long as they stayed dry
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Originally Posted by ErnieT
Depends on your definition of inside. They have been in my shed.
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Originally Posted by AnthonyNYC
They should be fine. Dan actually borrowed a set that has been in a shed for like 3 years and ran 9.7s with them!
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Can I get those? lol
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They should be fine. Dan actually borrowed a set that has been in a shed for like 3 years and ran 9.7s with them!
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