First off putz, you are going to have to re-read my post, I never said your tires were recaps. I never said they were ran in hot weather. I never said they were overloaded. Words, they have meaning...
I want to thank you for clearifying the facts and agreeing with me, you only had the tires for a month and have no idea how they were taken care of before you bought it or what happened to them in the 6 years and 5 months before you got the tires. Thanks for agreeing with me, once damage is done to a tire, it cant ever be "repaired" by just keeping them at the proper pressure. Thanks for agreeing with me that the failure you showed is a classic low use, high storage tire that tends to get neglicted and ran underinflated, which causes failures. And thanks for telling us the full story as you know it. You had a set of tires for one month and know nothing of the prior 6 years and 5 months of their life, thats a huge learning point for an uneducated person like yourself to remember. The real question is, will you? Will you learn anything from this?
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