Come on! Why risk it those are terrible. Buy new walmart tires today.

That car is a hazard in the rain with tires like that. If you drive it in the rain and have any kind of crash, regardless of who is at-fault, I would expect you’d be charged for a mechanical violation.

Plus it’s negligence on your part for willfully using tires you knew to be unsafe, which will really matter if there’s a civil judgement against you from any crash.


Penny wise and pound foolish.

Anonymous wrote:I would get new tires unless you only drive it on dry roads. It doesn’t have enough tread to push water away.

+1

Anonymous wrote:It’s a 15 yr old car. We only need to keep it for another 2 months until we can get a new car, at which point we’ll donate this one.

Current tread: Front tires at 1/32 inch, back at 2/32. This car generally gets 1-2 hours total of daily driving on suburban/urban-ish streets.

Good luck in the rain with those tires. Yikes.

your tires are done. Go to a used tire place.

I would get new tires unless you only drive it on dry roads. It doesn’t have enough tread to push water away.

I’d replace with cheap ones.

yeah, keep it but drive carefully next two months particularly wet days

It’s a 15 yr old car. We only need to keep it for another 2 months until we can get a new car, at which point we’ll donate this one.

Current tread: Front tires at 1/32 inch, back at 2/32. This car generally gets 1-2 hours total of daily driving on suburban/urban-ish streets.