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'Oops I did it again'
Well this time it was the back wheel
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But this time bo flat
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Instead two discs of rubber
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I managed about 200 kms with out it disintergrating anymore.
Dave TTC
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You certainly got your value for money out of that tyre Dave.....
It was a new tread
Dave TTC
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What warp speed were you doingQuote:
Originally Posted by DaveTTC
Must be a warranty claim then Dave!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by DaveTTC
Just say you needed to fit on the train tracks to get home. ...
ClassicQuote:
Originally Posted by Gabriel
If I had a receipt 😯
Dave TTC
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Only doing the speed limit. 100 km/p/h. Both before and after disintegration that is.Quote:
Originally Posted by Simplicity
Do you think it will be good for a trip to Melbourne
Dave TTC
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Better be lolQuote:
Originally Posted by DaveTTC
Did I not tell you this morning to have a good trip and now you have blown it, literally! :)This usually happens because the tyre deflates or is down on pressure before the trip starts, it overheats and literally falls apart. If it gets a puncture while you are driving it comes under the heading of stuff happens. Take a trip from a truck driver, walk around the trailer with a small hammer and hit each tyre when you are getting fuel or having a break, you soon get a feel for what is right.
Mental note taken
Dave TTC
Turning Wood Into Art
I dare you to take it to a tyre repair place and ask, "Can it be repaired please?":D
Kryn
When travelling with the boat I carry a handheld infrared thermometer to check the wheel bearings as well. Saves bending down and dirtying hand.
I did think about it. Maybe I could ask them to retread it for meQuote:
Originally Posted by KBs PensNmore
That sounds a good ideaQuote:
Originally Posted by DavidG
Dave TTC
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