Flat Spots On Tires
They should be fine. I've had this happen more than a few times. It will help to run them about 5-10lbs low on pressure for 20-50 miles or a few days(depending on how far yor drive daily). They will go round again.
Originally posted by TunedPort 335
Do a couple nice smokey burnouts, and that will cure the rear tires !!!
Do a couple nice smokey burnouts, and that will cure the rear tires !!!
As suggested above, run the tires at around 25psi for a nice long trip so the tires get nice and hot.
good call
hey good call on the running on low air pressure...
the steel belts need to be worked round again..
kinda like bending a piece of wire straight..
if you lock up your brakes and cause those kind of flat spots..you can possibly burn those off...
losing a few thousand miles off the tread..
do as he says with the air pressure and all will be right..
good luck and have fun..
peace.
Dan
the steel belts need to be worked round again..
kinda like bending a piece of wire straight..
if you lock up your brakes and cause those kind of flat spots..you can possibly burn those off...
losing a few thousand miles off the tread..
do as he says with the air pressure and all will be right..
good luck and have fun..
peace.
Dan
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