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Lorne - very useful advice. I was shocked at the same tyres being on for 20 years ! My motorbike tyres 'go off' if I don't ride it for 6 months and take a lot of miles to scrub in again
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I think Paulo needs to drive his car more !
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Just Getting Started
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I do and I will. I just got her.
But, the tyres have been checked and they haven't perished at all. Brands Hatch Morgan reckoned that as long as the car was stored in darkness, the tyres would be fine. UV light they think gets the tyres in time.
I'm going to change them anyway...For grip reasons as the old tyres feel hard and I can easily loose the back end if I get it a touch too much on a roundabout on a greasy road.
1987 Morgan Plus 8
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