flat spot on rim...(tire damage?) please help
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flat spot on rim...(tire damage?) please help
When I had my Bridgestone S-03 tires installed on my max, I was informed that I have a flat spot on my back-left rim (stock 9-spoke). I couldn't notice it before, but with the S-03s it's quite noticable.
I was told that I would feel some vibration, but my tires would not be damaged. Is this true? Are high speeds dangerous with a flat spot on my rim? At 130 my car vibrates like crazy, but my stearing control seems is fine.
Does anyone have a stock 9-spoke rim for sale? If so, how much?
thanks
Daniel
I was told that I would feel some vibration, but my tires would not be damaged. Is this true? Are high speeds dangerous with a flat spot on my rim? At 130 my car vibrates like crazy, but my stearing control seems is fine.
Does anyone have a stock 9-spoke rim for sale? If so, how much?
thanks
Daniel
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Re: flat spot on rim...(tire damage?) please help
Originally posted by Dan4614
When I had my Bridgestone S-03 tires installed on my max, I was informed that I have a flat spot on my back-left rim (stock 9-spoke). I couldn't notice it before, but with the S-03s it's quite noticable.
I was told that I would feel some vibration, but my tires would not be damaged. Is this true? Are high speeds dangerous with a flat spot on my rim? At 130 my car vibrates like crazy, but my stearing control seems is fine.
Does anyone have a stock 9-spoke rim for sale? If so, how much?
thanks
Daniel
When I had my Bridgestone S-03 tires installed on my max, I was informed that I have a flat spot on my back-left rim (stock 9-spoke). I couldn't notice it before, but with the S-03s it's quite noticable.
I was told that I would feel some vibration, but my tires would not be damaged. Is this true? Are high speeds dangerous with a flat spot on my rim? At 130 my car vibrates like crazy, but my stearing control seems is fine.
Does anyone have a stock 9-spoke rim for sale? If so, how much?
thanks
Daniel
Take it easy
Dixit
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Re: Re: flat spot on rim...(tire damage?) please help
Originally posted by BigDogJonx
Well it all depends on HOW FLAT the flat spot is. I mean if it is barely 1-2mm, then it is not too bad. It will not really affect the Tire Wear too much. But taking it upto 130mph might be dangerous cause with a crazy vibration like what you are saying, it can cause a nice blowout and you dont want that.
Take it easy
Dixit
Well it all depends on HOW FLAT the flat spot is. I mean if it is barely 1-2mm, then it is not too bad. It will not really affect the Tire Wear too much. But taking it upto 130mph might be dangerous cause with a crazy vibration like what you are saying, it can cause a nice blowout and you dont want that.
Take it easy
Dixit
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