It might do mate, it would make sense as I imagine everything has an expiry date on it but tyres and rubber are quite robust. I'd say if you're unsure then change them. Last thing you want going on you at a high speed circuit like that is your tyres going.Reggie91 said:Just thought the rubber can age too. That's when they go hard and begin to crack
Yeah that was exactly my worry. If they were just to plod around town then i wouldnt worryCrazylegs said:It might do mate, it would make sense as I imagine everything has an expiry date on it but tyres and rubber are quite robust. I'd say if you're unsure then change them. Last thing you want going on you at a high speed circuit like that is your tyres going.
Recently changed 5.5 year old Michelin‘s on my CR-V, hard, starting to crack and grip had deteriorated a lot. Some tread left so not fully worn. 5 year old tyres on my DC5 when landing in the UK were all shot, even with decent tread left (5mm or so) they were gone.Mebz said:I'm sure I've read somewhere that 4 to 5 years is the recommendation