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Wyoming - One Eighty and 7010 on the lot waiting
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Very nice pics , thanks - luv the big rubber on the One Eighty rear - but hate the tires on the rear of the 7010- have no use for that tread design
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Just curious, what's wrong with the rear tread on the 7010?
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Long bar, short bar tires don't wear very well on the road. The short bar tends to wear out creating a larger distance between the long bars. That causes the long bars to wear faster. If you are not on the road a lot, they worked pretty good. I sold and installed dozens of them over the years, mostly Kelly Springfield made tires. We even worked with Kelly engineering on them concerning the road wear.
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Got a 6080 with them on-water loaded rear rims with wheel weights spins out very easy, and as said uneaven wear
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We've got an M6800 Kubota with the same tread and have never seen any wear but we don't road it very much
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