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When do you change your tyres?
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I start thinking about it when they get to 3mm ... and certainly well before they get to 2mm.0
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Prompted me to check mine, which I though were getting due for replacement (done nearly 25k miles from new) ..... still got nearly 5mm on them...very surprised.0
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1.6mm in the centre and bald on the edges.0
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Pretty much when the mechanic says to.
I'm awaiting orders to bring the car & winter tyres in - it's "too warm" at present seemingly.0 -
10/32 is simply a recognised measure for tyres (or more appropriately tires
) in non-metric countries.
That's why I said in the other thread that we have the USA to thank for the 1.6mm minimum tread depth in metricated countries
Their minimum of 2/32" equals 1/16" which is 1.5875mm
I don't think that the error of 0.0005mm matters much.
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