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I was running on a highly abrasive out of service aircraft runway with various ages and conditions of asphalt. At 38 psi the front were rolling over still. The rears
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I was running on a highly abrasive out of service aircraft runway with various ages and conditions of asphalt. At 38 psi the front were rolling over still. The rears looked fine (but were probably low when when I showed up). THe car is bone stock and the alignment was as it was when it left the dealers lot.
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