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Old 08-18-22, 01:36 PM
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I generally can tell when the tire is getting too bald (threads, change in colors of tread, flat spot, etc).

But, in your case, you're heading off on a big trip.

I'd probably keep the old tires as spares and start off fresh. Even bring a spare with you if you have space.

I haven't tried all the tires on your list. But, I was impressed by a pair of Michelin Protek Cross Max Tires.

I never got a flat with them. Good traction, generally paved (wet, dry, even slushy snow).

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