Dunlop E-3 split
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I had a rear 200 Dunlop do that. Mine was much worse. It's the beginning/end seam of the rubber. It is coming apart and is a tire defect.
Looks like you're about at the end of it's life anyway.
As far as your next brand.......I like Avons. I care about sticky first, mileage last.
Looks like you're about at the end of it's life anyway.
As far as your next brand.......I like Avons. I care about sticky first, mileage last.
Last edited by Dehammer; Apr 1, 2019 at 05:14 AM.
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From: Michigan
The lops are a harder tire, less traction more miles than most, usually. It does look like you ran over something but, a tire guru I aint.
I run Avons, softer tire better handling less miles. I have never had issue one with them.
I run Avons, softer tire better handling less miles. I have never had issue one with them.
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I had a rear 200 Dunlop do that. Mine was much worse. It's the beginning/end seam of the rubber. It is coming apart and is a tire defect.
Looks like you're about at the end of it's life anyway.
As far as your next brand.......I like Avons. I care about sticky first, mileage last.
Looks like you're about at the end of it's life anyway.
As far as your next brand.......I like Avons. I care about sticky first, mileage last.
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