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9. I'm sure it's durable

Tue Aug 12, 2025, 05:13 PM

Aug 12

I've never seen a multi-tire roller, but they have two big machines. All the townships do it, and some DOT roads too, so the price must be right.

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tire life is significantly reduced on stone-chipped roads [View all] bucolic_frolic Aug 11 OP

What's a "stone-chipped" road? Drum Aug 11 #1

It's a quick and cheaper way of surfacing a road bucolic_frolic Aug 11 #3

Ah! I recognize this. Thank you for teaching me the name! Drum Aug 11 #5

It is quicker and adds considerable life to roads Old Crank Aug 12 #8

I'm sure it's durable bucolic_frolic Aug 12 #9

Chipseal is another name IbogaProject Aug 11 #6

See answer #2 Old Crank Aug 12 #7

Crushed limestone is spread on the road over tar MichMan Aug 11 #4