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May 8, 20196 yr If a tyre is of a hard compound it will not grip like a soft compound. Some OK compounds can harden with age/temps and not perform as one would expect. As a poster commented, race cars warm up tyres to bring on the softness on tread and sidewalls so they flex and grip.. One can even improve traction with basic tyres by warming them up by what ever means one wants to use..
May 8, 20196 yr In the past natural rubber tyres do harden after time and definitely lose their grip, myself and a few other people in transport would purchase new tyres well before they were required, give them time to harden, nowadays I think more tyres are made using synthetic compounds hence they're not like tyres from years ago.
May 8, 20196 yr Someone here said the climate in Thailand better than the USA? The climate at the Mexican border+the infrastructure a billion time better than any road in this Thailand The love of ladyboy and somtam blinded you you may need an urgent confess
May 8, 20196 yr 50 minutes ago, Conquerbrqvilok said: Someone here said the climate in Thailand better than the USA? The climate at the Mexican border+the infrastructure a billion time better than any road in this Thailand The love of ladyboy and somtam blinded you you may need an urgent confess ...er, thanks for the clarification.
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