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Proper Air pressure is definitely key. Tire composition (soft/hard) will also be a factor in handling and "normal" wear.

It may seem like a no brainer but for those of you that like old school tech I highly recommend a longer service gauge for your pre-trip inspections on any vehicle you drive. On the B it gives easy access to the the stems and saves the knees of us old timers. Almost any brand will do.

And...a larger (like 20) gallon compressor is a must in any home / garage.


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Proper Air pressure is definitely key. Tire composition (soft/hard) will also be a factor in handling and "normal" wear.

+1 I love my Mezzlers however, if you do not watch the air pressure they will wear funny fairly quickly. Also double check you guage to ensure accuracy. I recently discovered that one of my tire pressure gauges was reading low causing me to overinflate my tires.