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off-road
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Trailer
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Discontinued
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ATV/UTV
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l & g
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TIRE TREAD MEASURING TECHNIQUE
TIRE TREAD MEASURING TECHNIQUE
The Penny Test
The Penny Test is the gold standard for measuring tire tread-depth because it is easy and it works. Just take a penny and with Lincoln's head upside down, put it between th tread blocks of the tire. If you are not able to see the top of Lincoln's head - if his head is "buried" between the tread blocks - then you still have more than 2/32 of an inch of tread remaining. If you can see the top of Lincoln's head, it's time to go tire shopping because the tread is worn down to or beyond 2/32 of an inch
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