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Frankie Muniz, best known for his role in "Malcolm in the Middle," returned to Instagram on Saturday with a video about tire safety, just one day after revealing he had hit rock bottom. In the video, Muniz demonstrated the "old penny test" by inserting a coin into the tread of a tire to check if it needs replacing. He emphasized that if you can see the top of Lincoln's head on a penny placed in the tire tread, the tire is at or below 2/32 inches, which is the legal minimum and poses safety risks especially during rain.
Muniz had previously posted on Friday about enduring six weeks of what he described as a "nightmare," expressing that everything felt heavy and unclear. He encouraged his followers to prioritize tire maintenance, suggesting they shouldn't wait for adverse weather conditions before addressing potential issues with their tires. Muniz also mentioned the company Priority Tire in his post, linking to its Instagram account.