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Originally Posted by kjoseph270
If you abuse your tires, they will abuse you. Normal wear and tear I agree with RPM, you can replace for cheaper than the cost of the insurance. I am enlightened to the amount of people who have had so many tire problems. I have been driving for 26 years and have only had a flat due to a nail or puncture twice. (I've lived all over) - NY, FL, TX, HI, LA, MS, Germany, CA). My worse case scenario was having a car with a bad alignment that wore a good pair of tires in 15k miles.
Here's a question I know someone can answer - do you HAVE to put RFT's back on, or can you replace with regular sidewall low profile tires?
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You can put whatever you want on, but the tire insruance has them put the same tires back on.