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New tires need to be seated properly. Avoid sudden acceleration and braking until they settle. This means no burnouts! Avoid gravel and rough roads and you should be fine after
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New tires need to be seated properly. Avoid sudden acceleration and braking until they settle. This means no burnouts! Avoid gravel and rough roads and you should be fine after a few miles. The tire manufacturing process sometime leave lubricants on the tires and needs to be worn off. The tires are essentially made up of different compounds that don't have maximum grip until properly broken in.
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