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Old 01-14-2009, 12:49 PM   #15
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"If the rubber is thick enough, why not use a regroover to put some "grip" back into the tread? It's the tool that go-karts and 18-wheelers use to manually modify their tire treads.

As a driver, you may have a nearby (and free) source for a regroover. "


That doesn't sound like a very safe thing to be doing to tires.
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