Pirelli tire failure on the road
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Pirelli tire failure on the road
This happened taking my wife to the airport. At the dealer more to see if this can be a warranty issue. Never saw this on a new tire, just retreads on semis... Tire pressure was fine, doing about 65 and heard a bang as the read hit the wheelwell. Crazy!
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You can cross rotate by taking the front tires off the rims and switching them. I do that to mine every 10,000 miles. The camber eats the inside of the tires. His alignment shouldn't be off but very well could be.
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Your not supposed to do this either. Each tire is different.
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Originally Posted by 11SHELBYGT500
That appears to be the outside of the tire.
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Originally Posted by 2006mach1
Your not supposed to do this either. Each tire is different.
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Originally Posted by BlackMamba03
Never heard of this. Mom had a 2006 Benz and had larger rears. Never cross rotated her front tires. Just bought a new set of 4 each year.
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Not sure exactly what he is saying but I think the tire rubbing on the wheel well caused what we are looking at? He would have had to noticed the structure of the tire showing through the rubber?