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Why do trailer Tires Explode ??

Started by Steviebee, May 10, 2004, 07:57:50 AM

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Steviebee

I guess u got home ok to P.

Eric,  even if i drove over the curb at .2 mph ?  It wasnt the tire that blew up anyways.

Decreasing_Dave

The sun will dryrot your tire real fast.

By chance, was it the tire that sets on the southside of the trailer when it's parked in your yard??

Tire covers are key if your trailer sits for any period of time.  Even a piece of plywood could be leaned against the tire to block the sun's rays.

Also, your comment about the rain is irrelevent and maybe even completely false.  Tires heat from the inside out.  The tire at speed was heating up and the cool water was chilin' the outside.  This action may cause the bias ply tread to delaminate from the tire.  Then BOOM!!  You can usually tell if this was the way it went because the tread would be separate from the tire.

stumpy

 Geez, Steve glad you had a spare, I just got a spare myself last week. Hope this inspires others to do the same. Could make of a long night if you didn't have one. Next time try a M2 on the rear they work great ;)



Stumpy
Greg "Stumpy" Steltenpohl
www.teamstumpyracing.com

GSXR RACER MIKE

     I'm not even going to get started on my bad luck, but I do have experience on this subject, except I loose the whole wheel and tire along with ripping out the studs on the trailer. :o

     I had a rear tire on my F-250 SuperDuty blow out in Nashville on my way back from the R.O.C. last fall, that thing souded like a shot gun when it exploded! That tire was 'E' load rated and should have easily been able to handle the load that I was pulling, I still don't know what destroyed that tire?
Smites are a cowards way of feeling brave!   :jerkoff:
Mike Williams - 2 GSXR 750's
Former MW Region Expert #58
Racing exclusively with CCS since '96
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lil_thorny

Quote    I'm not even going to get started on my bad luck, but I do have experience on this subject, except I loose the whole wheel and tire along with ripping out the studs on the trailer. :o

     I had a rear tire on my F-250 SuperDuty blow out in Nashville on my way back from the R.O.C. last fall, that thing souded like a shot gun when it exploded! That tire was 'E' load rated and should have easily been able to handle the load that I was pulling, I still don't know what destroyed that tire?

Mike, I don't know whether to laugh or feel bad...you are a bad luck-o-thon..who's mirror did you break?
I'm glad that you are ok after your get off in 6. The other rider was me.......  JUST KIDDING!!! ;D

see you in the woods..... JUST KIDDING!!! AGAIN!!!
I'm sorry, I really do feel bad...you go out of your way to help people, and bad things keep happening to you, I don't get it.

Benj.