IronGiant Publish time 24-11-2019 23:30:28

...such as a forklift truck? data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7

Over by there Publish time 24-11-2019 23:30:28

Three wheeler perchance? Single at the rear? Bit of a drag that.

Had a few flats over the years, rear on the m way at 70 once. Car was ok and came to a safe stop, quite stable really. Had a rear go on a transit driving through mid Wales, thought it felt odd but enough miles to cook the tyre before I twigged.
Edit. That was a front wheel drive transit, the old rear wheel drives were more fun.

Trollslayer Publish time 24-11-2019 23:30:28

In the second and third pictures there is cracking in the tyre wall, I don't know if that is significant.

Over by there Publish time 24-11-2019 23:30:28

Saw the cracking but read the reply they were changed? Cracking on the walls was age and sun related I thought and I have seen some a lot worse on the supermarket carpark (not saying its good).
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Not sure how cracks are dealt with at an MOT.

car-man Publish time 24-11-2019 23:30:29

48 years of fitting tyres, servicing and repairing motor vehicles gives me the experience to know first hand what is correct and what is not!

car-man Publish time 24-11-2019 23:30:29

Cracks similar to those in the photos are not regarded as dangerous, but would be an advisory on an mot test.
Deep cracks and/or cracks that are a continuous line and where the cords are showing would be regarded as dangerous.

Khankat Publish time 24-11-2019 23:30:29

Agreed: steering geometry looks to be out. At least get it checked and if out, have it realigned. Absolutely pointless fitting new tyres without getting it done. I mean, you could, but they would only suffer the same fate.

noiseboy72 Publish time 24-11-2019 23:30:29

If you read the full thread you will see that his tracking was 5 degrees out, which according to Car Man was causing the shredding.

I'm inclined to accept his opinion based upon his experience!

IronGiant Publish time 24-11-2019 23:30:29

That and running on Winter Tyres all year around...

Khankat Publish time 24-11-2019 23:30:30

I'm sure you are.
But tracking is part of steering geometry. No point in fixing just tracking if the entire geometry is out. If there is a problem, and clearly there is in this instance, then a thorough check could well save more than just the cost of a tyres and adjustment.
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