A cut that is no deeper than the tread is a non-issue unless it comprises the stability of a large block of tread.
Small cut on steer tire tread, appears superficial to me. Would you worry about this?
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I don't see anything but a really good looking tire.
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No cord? No problem.
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Only issue I would have is just because it's small doesn't mean it's not deep.
Put a little (soapy) water on it to make sure it's not punctured and check for leaks
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Not the correct way to ride out a blowout.
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