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I apologize for any argument on this matter, I was only asking a answer for I thought was a simple question.
BTW thanks everyone who spent time to comment and post their findings.
I purchased new tires from the advice that the tires were probably seven years old, although one out of four went flat sitting in the driveway.🙄lol
 

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