Steer tire blew out

201 · Jun 29, 2019

SilverBulletBand said: ↑

You don't know what you don't know. You didn't know what the initials COE were either until you read it somewhere yourself.
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No, not quite. I knew what COE meant ever since that 4070 B shook my fillings out in the early 80's,,,

bryan21384 · Jul 1, 2019

TravR1 said: ↑

My arms were shaking after I finally got pulled over. I was lucky when I got my hazards on and started swerving a little side-to-side in my lane and the lane to my left a little, the 4-wheelers backed off and gave me space. My tire debris didn't hit anyone that I saw. Interestingly, a truck still decided to pass me on my right. It was a 4-lane freeway, and I was in the second from the right. He was on my right, so maybe he didn't realize I blew a steer. There was no incident so whatever.

I waited 8 hours for those disorganized Ontario Petro turds to figure out how to get out to me and change my tire. I got a complementary meatball sandwich for my wait which subsequently caused me a lot of stomach discomfort.

I have no idea how it happened. The older guys put me at ease with their comments. It's a rare ordeal and not a big deal I guess. And with power steering, we are more advantaged than in the past before power steering. Still not a desirable thing to have happen, definitely.
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Not a complimentary meat ball sandwich hahahahaha. Sometimes those tires just blow up. Its very hot too. You probably had a lemon for a tire

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