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Check inflation and retorque wheel bolts

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Check inflation and retorque wheel bolts to spec.

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Check inflation and retorque wheel bolts

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Check inflation and retorque wheel bolts to spec.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I just put my summer wheels and tires on (with brand new Potenza S-02As). Do you guys do anything special to break in tires?

POST 2Original post

I don't do anything special, but I do take it easy. I find brand new tires don't quite grip as well, especially in the rain... so for a couple of hundred miles just be mindful of the tires. Rob

POST 3Original post

Just follow what riad said. Try and avoid short stops. The lub used to mount the tires needs disapate. If you have to stop too quickly, the tires will slip a little on the rim throwing off the balance. Most recommendations I have seen from tire installers is 200 miles....enjoy your new sneekers.....

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Drive like you normally do. Go a couple hundred miles. Check inflation and retorque wheel bolts to spec.

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