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Just put the latest model PSS's on the front to match the rear. ' Michies ' all around now. Definitely quieter and more traction than the Bridges. I would think
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Just put the latest model PSS's on the front to match the rear. ' Michies ' all around now. Definitely quieter and more traction than the Bridges. I would think that tires that grip better last longer than those that are always breaking loose. Smoke or slippage means rubber has gone. To a point obviously.
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