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according to discount tire, no. they say in fat that it will last longer (for me it wil because i wondt spin them as much in the winter and on wet pavement)...actually i can only spin them if i pop the clutch above 2500k..and even then its just a chirp and go.
i se what you mean, that would be too cumbersome. they have a machine that has a spiral blade and they just pass it along the tire...only takes a few min. they dont actually remove any rubber, they just put the fine slits in it. when it is first doen, you have to look real close at it to tell....my front ones are still barely noticable, thats why i got pics of the rear ones.