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Repeated contact with solvents.
Repeated solvent contact can damage tyre materials. Avoid other harmful chemicals too and follow the manufacturer’s storage and care instructions.
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Keeping wheels balanced and properly aligned.
Using the manufacturer’s specified pressure for the load.
Repeated contact with solvents.
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