Tire cracks on pre-trip inspection, change it or run it?
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Nahbrown, Jul 23, 2023.
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Had that experiance one thing these days is you always have a pic and copy of the text.
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Many of us echo those words!JoeyJunk, Nahbrown, tscottme and 1 other person Thank this.
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I don't remember seeing damage like that. Replace it, it's better to take the delay on private property than on the side of the road hoping the smartphone users look up in time to avoid running into your trailer.JoeyJunk, Oxbow and PaulMinternational Thank this.
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In my experience it seems like every tire replacement takes 2 hours, unless you are in the middle of nowhere or the weather is terrible or it's 2 am.
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100% agree with @D. Tibbit on this. He is asking the right questions and showing major maturity and wisdom.
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Bingo! Some real close calls today with my blowout!
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I don't disagree with any of the advice, especially as a company driver. For me personally, If I could not see that it was cut clear to the cords, I would run it and keep a close eye on it, but when you pay for your own tires sometimes you view things a bit differently. I believe you did the right thing in your situation.
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###### good of y'all to catch this, and nice to hear your company has the right attitude about safety.
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