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I expect this is true depending on where you are, and the quality of roads you drive on. I've been driving for 36 years now and have never had a tired damaged
by bruce511 2y ago
I expect this is true depending on where you are, and the quality of roads you drive on.
I've been driving for 36 years now and have never had a tired damaged more than the very occasional puncture.
I could go out tomorrow and damage one, but by this point I can consider myself "self insured".
- devbent 2y ago> I've been driving for 36 years now and have never had a tired damaged more than the very occasional puncture. I typically go through a tire a year. The city I live in (Seattle) will pay to replace the tire if the loss was due to a pot hole, but you have to take a picture of the pot hole, which can be a bit hard to do in many circumstances. There have been years where I've paid more for tires than for gas. :/
- TurkishPoptart 2y agoThat's crazy. I've lived in Seаttle for 7 years and only had to get a tire puncture sealed at Le Schwab, never had to replace one.