Hi the agribibs on my Valtra started to do the same with good treads on, both fronts and back. I put a couple boots in the fronts with thick natural rubber tubes and they lasted a few more years, I just changed them for new BKT's that match the rear part worn tires in the michelin size for ratio's 2 weeks ago when 1 went flat again with a new split. the bad back one had a tube fitted to when it started leaking . after it started puncturing the tube every couple months in a different spot to where I put a boot in, and fixed the tube. I finally clued in when I was starting to get mad pumping fluid that I need and fixing it during cold Canadian winters .
When the tire is off go round inside with a light you can likely see where the next place to go bad is starting to show it will be a mark in the inside of the wall in the same kinda position as a previous repair .
My local tire shop I buy supplies from sold me a couple boxes of patches about 3x6" or something like that for about $20 to cover the rough spot instead of expensive boots. I patched everything that looked suspicious, and it solved the problem for a long while on that tire.
I ended up lucky a friend had a match to the best tire the other side, so I swapped my bad tire and rim for his good one when he put wider tires and rims on his Valtra . I've heard of lots of guys have the same problem with Michelin's and I'm going to BKT's on the rears when I have to. Regards Robert
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