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Talk about sidewall damage

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Talk about sidewall damage

Post by Gonzo »

Saw this driving out to Meadowbank yesterday

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Post by scotto »

phwooow some kinda reverse 4th stage lug?
man i'd like ta see THAT aired down :!:
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Post by defender kev »

The problem is been a truck driver he would probably say he'd get another 10,000k's out of that easy :D
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Post by bigsteve »

Why would the truckie care, he has like 18 more
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Post by turps »

Good chance he has 21 more. As most truck in aus are 22 wheelers.
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Post by toughnut »

Well you know what they say....... If it slows down you have a problem and if it speeds up you have a problem that just cost a bit less in fuel... :D
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Post by Gribble »

I get to change a tyre like that at least once a week, Its usually caused by gutter jumping at acute angles and highish speed. You can see a dent in the rim in the first picture. Looks like the tyre has shifted 90 degrees too.

But like you said, you wouldn't notice its down until the inner got too hot and blew out!
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