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Tech A says that radial ply tires have much more flexible sidewalls than bias-ply tires because of their construction. Tech B says that bias-ply tires have a more durable construction than radial tires.
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Tech A says that radial ply tires have much more flexible sidewalls than bias-ply tires because of their construction. Tech B says that bias-ply tires have a more durable construction than radial tires. Who is correct?

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Tech A and Tech B are correct

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Tech A is correct because radial ply tires have more flexible sidewalls than radial tires due to the fact that radial tires make use of two or more layers of casing piles and are thus not much flexible.

Also, tech B is correct because bias-ply tires typically have more durable construction than radial tires

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