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Less grip and higher skid risk.
They can reduce grip and increase skid risk, especially when wet. Worn tread makes water evacuation harder and can increase aquaplaning risk; it does not guarantee lower fuel consumption or improve precision on wet bends. Check condition and pressure, and replace tyres when required.
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Lower consumption in every situation.
More precision on wet bends.
Less grip and higher skid risk.
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