How long can I go?
07-19-2002, 05:01 AM
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How long can I go?
hey guys,
ive had a bubble in my front left tire for about 1.5 months now, and ive been riding on it...
ive also had a bubble in my front right tire for about 1 month now.
anyways, how much longer can i drive on these bubbles?
the bubbles are in the front, is it better if i put the front tires in the back, and the rear tires that are good in the front?
ive had a bubble in my front left tire for about 1.5 months now, and ive been riding on it...
ive also had a bubble in my front right tire for about 1 month now.
anyways, how much longer can i drive on these bubbles?
the bubbles are in the front, is it better if i put the front tires in the back, and the rear tires that are good in the front?
07-19-2002, 08:40 AM
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It's very hard to tell how long you could drive. You could go months without a problem or it could blow out the next time you hit a bump.
At the least I would move them to the back. But I would seriously get them replaced as soon as possible. If you have a blowout, chances are you might not be able to stop in time to prevent wheel damage.
At the least I would move them to the back. But I would seriously get them replaced as soon as possible. If you have a blowout, chances are you might not be able to stop in time to prevent wheel damage.
07-19-2002, 09:26 AM
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Originally posted by NSXNEXT
It's very hard to tell how long you could drive. You could go months without a problem or it could blow out the next time you hit a bump.
At the least I would move them to the back. But I would seriously get them replaced as soon as possible. If you have a blowout, chances are you might not be able to stop in time to prevent wheel damage.
It's very hard to tell how long you could drive. You could go months without a problem or it could blow out the next time you hit a bump.
At the least I would move them to the back. But I would seriously get them replaced as soon as possible. If you have a blowout, chances are you might not be able to stop in time to prevent wheel damage.
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