That's great that you can do that but when I order 24 new tires I can't wait months for them to get enough USA tires to fill an order.
There is really no way of knowing. What your doing with them will determine that.
We run both and I'll put a good cap up against a virgin any day. My casings, my maintenance up to 30k per axle ran in all weather conditions doesn't matter. The cap is only as good as the casing your putting them on. Buy junk to begin with or run them low and you'll get junk. Moral of the story, only cap your own casings and don't buy discount tires.
Tire/Wheel Thread
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by BJnobear, Nov 9, 2010.
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The only thing I can add to this is to buy the proper tire for your primary useage.
I'm talking on road vs off road driving like I do in the oilfield.
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