Photo by Dan Balmer/Peninsula Clarion Donald Pootjes removes a studded tire from its rim at Alyeska Tire in Kenai Monday. Thursday is the deadline to have studded tires removed from vehicles traveling on central Kenai Peninsula roads.
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