Would you drive a car/truck with 19 year old tires?
Not a high performance car/truck but just some regular vehicle that was 19 years old, had less than 10K miles and had the original tires (and it was garaged).
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If I had no other choice then yes as its better than walking.
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I would drive it to the tire store
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depends on how dry rotted they are... if they are kept out of the sun they should be fine. obviously wouldn't hurt to have them inspected/balanced/roadforced
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How much are we planning on driving it? I had 10-11 year old tires on the Z that you look as good as new being garage kept and only used 5-10 times a year, but were definitely becoming hard and gripped less.
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tires on my 88 camaro are from 2006, maybe a couple thousand miles on em, still look new, ride new, always garage kept.
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Tires on my Camaro are from 2013, I believe. They spent some time in the garage and some time in sun. Still don't look too cracked but I'll probably swap them out soon anyway.
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Burnouts don't care how old the tires are!
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