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This is why I replace mine every six months when I change the oil.

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This is why I replace mine every six months when I change the oil.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

If you store your 996 or only drive it occasionally, please read this: http://www.thedrive.com/opinion/5189...rs-fatal-crash It could save your life.

POST 2Original post

Not sure I think much of the writer, but I agree with his point. The previous set of tires on the 996 had gotten up to 6 years old. They looked fine until I got up real close one day and found they were cracking all over. I'm still shocked we never had a blow out. Grip-wise I had no clue how bad they had gotten until we put the new ones on. The age of tires is certainly something I'll pay much more attention to in the future.

POST 3Original post

How to read the date your tire was manufactured.

POST 4Original post

Good article. I like Matt Farah and his videos. Seems like a cool car guy that knows a lot about cars but doesn't come off as a know it all.

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This is the only thing I've (knowingly) read from him, but he came off a bit preachy and "look who I know" for my taste and in ways that took away from the good advice he was trying to convey. His "look who I know" commentary also kinda came off as "we happened to be in the same room, but not necessarily at the same time" to me too

POST 7Original post

Great advice buried in a lengthy diatribe. Needs: tl;dr: Old tires are dangerous.

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This is why I replace mine every six months when I change the oil.

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I agree with that. Check out his videos on youtube if you get bored one day... the smoking tire is his handle. He also did some for /drive .

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