I came out to my car after work a few days ago, and when I started to back out it felt funny. Sure enough, one of my front tires was flat. While changing it, however, I noticed two long gashes in the outer sidewall. They both ran radially up and down, and were about 1-2 inches apart, closer near the rim and further apart near the tread. My first assumption was that the tire got slashed, especially since you don't generally think of a parked car blowing a tire, but these were very smooth and relatively symmetrical cuts, and the more I've thought about it, the more I've begun to wonder if this was some form of under-inflation failure. However, I've never heard of a tire blowing out in that particular pattern before, so I thought I'd ask if anyone else had?
2007-01-31
02:25:31
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joby27
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