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Reduce Tire Wear - an overview

Tire wear is about the same thing as wear on your wallet. More correctly, it's wear on the money inside your wallet.

If you're practicing frugal living, you'll want to keep an eye on the wear on your tires.

You probably know that tires are expensive. A good passenger car tire is about $125. A commercial truck tire is more like $400. A tire for a tractor or backhoe can be nearly $1,000.


With all this money at stake, it pays to monitor and take good care of your tires. Several factors affect wear on our tires:

Tires, like other things of high value, need to be cared for so they last longer and give us high return on investment. Applying basic tire care concepts can support your approach to frugal living. It can save you money by avoiding unnecessary tire replacements and repairs.



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