YOUR RESEARCHTires Ruined?
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I may have done something stupid. I basically park the “blue bomber” for the winter in my garage, which has cement floors. I left the tires at the pressure I run them on the track {ie between 28 and 31 psi cold}. Now I notice a bit of a shake at highway speeds. On the lift … as I spin the wheels … I think I can see a bit of a hop in the tire but not sure. Any advice? Also, any recommendations for a good wheel/tire balance guy in North West Boston area?
you have flatspotted them. Just air them up to normal pressure then go drive it for a while to get them nice and hot then drive it on the freeway for a couple of miles and they will be happy.
yes don't worry about flatspot, i was told new radials do not get flatspot after u drive it for some time. i had a flat from a nail that i had left it in the garage for 1 month flat with the car on the wheel and never took care of it because I was busy... we later had it patched and it went fine.
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