Damn toothpicks.Pulled this out of my rear tire. It was through one of the chunky sections. Hoping it wasn't intentional. Figured if it was, it would've gone through the sidewall.
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Damn toothpicks.Pulled this out of my rear tire. It was through one of the chunky sections. Hoping it wasn't intentional. Figured if it was, it would've gone through the sidewall.
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Yup.Why the lube locker gasket if you have the FP cover with the drain plug? Isn’t that redundant?
Pulled this out of my rear tire. It was through one of the chunky sections. Hoping it wasn't intentional. Figured if it was, it would've gone through the sidewall.
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Why the lube locker gasket if you have the FP cover with the drain plug? Isn’t that redundant?
Pulled this out of my rear tire. It was through one of the chunky sections. Hoping it wasn't intentional. Figured if it was, it would've gone through the sidewall.
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Isn’t that redundant?
Doesnt look like an Emerson or Spyderco, anyone know who makes that??? Reminds me of my wifes Ken Onion Kershaw.
Had tire patched, but don't trust it. It's about a 1" slit in the tire.
My grand kids ride in it sometimes. Time for a new tire.
Someone actually patched a 1” slit? They must want to get sued when it fails and you wreck the truck. The industry standard is to not repair anything over 1/4” and not within 1” of the shoulders. Different companies recommend only a certain number of repairs or position of repairs. Some of my auto dealer clients have stopped doing any tire repairs because of the lawsuits they’ve lost when the repair fails.
https://www.bfgoodrichtires.com/care-repair.html