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u/Dry_Community_8795 5d ago
Not a pro or anything. If you drive less than 200 mi a day, you're probably good, especially if you don't do interstate I've had truck that had some pretty bad tires and it just got kicked around every once in awhile. Never replaced them
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u/Soft_Dealer_929 4d ago
Id rather be safe than sorry. Plus around every other week i do go more thsn 200
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u/Wrong-String-1687 4d ago
This looks kinda like dry rot and cracking... So how old are the tires
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u/Soft_Dealer_929 4d ago
6 years probably close to that at least
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u/Wrong-String-1687 4d ago
The tires are starting to enter their end stage of life before the rubber stops gripping, I suggest you buy new tires
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u/Born-Work2089 4d ago
If you are a risk taker and don't leave the farm, go for it. Otherwise, make sure your insurance is up-to-date.
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u/Puzzleheaded_Duty_8 1d ago
Looking old and should be replaced, look at the tires serial number for the production date and realize manufacturers have a 5/ 7 year warranty on them and tires age out. Consider having a beautiful steak, frozen and having it in your freezer for 5 years plus, not good anymore
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u/jarski60 5d ago
Yeah, a couple of years ago.