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John Poulos - 02 Aug 2006 20:37 GMT
I'm out in the garage today, a bit over 100 degrees and hear a "boom
!", look around a see this tire. Now, I have to ask, why would a near
new tire explode in the summers heat since it must gets hotter at high
speed.

http://stude.com/hottire.jpg

   
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Jim Caldwell - 02 Aug 2006 20:43 GMT
Defective tire, high pressure or both???  Who knows?

> I'm out in the garage today, a bit over 100 degrees and hear a "boom
> !", look around a see this tire. Now, I have to ask, why would a near
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> 52 Starliner
> 51 Commander
Paul Johnson - 02 Aug 2006 20:45 GMT
>    I'm out in the garage today, a bit over 100 degrees and hear a "boom
> !", look around a see this tire. Now, I have to ask, why would a near new
> tire explode in the summers heat since it must gets hotter at high speed.
>
> http://stude.com/hottire.jpg

Ya gotta stop buying those Pep Boys tires <G>!
Paul Johnson
Actually, it could have been a mounting error.  One of my new Avanti tires
grew a big bubble in the sidewall.  I called the mfgr and they said it could
blow any time- replace it.  The tire shop I took it to said whoever mounted
it nicked the bead causing air to go into the sidewall.  Since a friend had
just remounted them for me for nothing, I didn't have the heart to go back
on him.
Brian Scott - 02 Aug 2006 21:07 GMT
At speed you possibly would be repairing body panels.  bs
>    I'm out in the garage today, a bit over 100 degrees and hear a "boom
> !", look around a see this tire. Now, I have to ask, why would a near new
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> 52 Starliner
> 51 Commander
Lee Aanderud - 02 Aug 2006 21:13 GMT
You sure you didn't piss someone off and it was a single shot miss?

Lee

>    I'm out in the garage today, a bit over 100 degrees and hear a "boom
> !", look around a see this tire. Now, I have to ask, why would a near new
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> 52 Starliner
> 51 Commander

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Jeff Rice - 02 Aug 2006 21:16 GMT
It's called "Don't f$#k  with the karma wheel"...
Jeff (Even with a tubeless tire) Rice

"John Poulos" wrote...
>    I'm out in the garage today, a bit over 100 degrees and hear a "boom
> !", look around a see this tire. Now, I have to ask, why would a near new
> tire explode in the summers heat since it must gets hotter at high speed.
> http://stude.com/hottire.jpg

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Jeff Rice - 02 Aug 2006 21:19 GMT
'Near new' by who's standards?
To some of the cheapass'es here, that might mean 1966 <g>...
Jeff

> "John Poulos" wrote...
>    I'm out in the garage today, a bit over 100 degrees and hear a "boom
> !", look around a see this tire. Now, I have to ask, why would a near new
> tire explode in the summers heat since it must gets hotter at high speed.
> http://stude.com/hottire.jpg

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John Poulos - 02 Aug 2006 21:24 GMT
Two years, maybe 200 miles.

> 'Near new' by who's standards?
> To some of the cheapass'es here, that might mean 1966 <g>...
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>>tire explode in the summers heat since it must gets hotter at high speed.
>>http://stude.com/hottire.jpg

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64 Daytona HT
63 R2 4 speed GT Hawk
63 GT Hawk
63 Avanti R1/AC gold
63 Avanti R1/AC Silver
63 Avanti R2/4 speed
62 Lark convert/4 speed
60 Lark convert
62 Lark 2 door
60 Hawk
56 Power Hawk/4speed/289
52 Starliner
51 Commander

Jeff Rice - 02 Aug 2006 21:29 GMT
Damn!
That's huge miles by some Studestandards <lol>...

"John Poulos" wrote...
> Two years, maybe 200 miles.

>> 'Near new' by who's standards?
>> To some of the cheapass'es here, that might mean 1966 <g>...
>> Jeff

>>>"John Poulos" wrote...
>>>   I'm out in the garage today, a bit over 100 degrees and hear a "boom
>>> !", look around a see this tire. Now, I have to ask, why would a near
>>> new tire explode in the summers heat since it must gets hotter at high
>>> speed.
>>>http://stude.com/hottire.jpg

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N8N - 02 Aug 2006 21:31 GMT
Yikes!

good thing it didn't take out that pretty looking stainless...

nate

(just got in from the hot myself; the A/C in my car can't keep up.  Oh
for the days of R-12...)

> I'm out in the garage today, a bit over 100 degrees and hear a "boom
> !", look around a see this tire. Now, I have to ask, why would a near
[quoted text clipped - 19 lines]
> 52 Starliner
> 51 Commander
Studebaker George - 03 Aug 2006 00:47 GMT
Don't know why, but that is a pretty common in boneyards here in the
south.  My buddy with the "crush yard" says it happens so often that he
doesn't even flinch anymore.  It has happened to me a few times on cars
out in my yard over the years.  One was a clunker Avanti parked close
to the front fence line.  When it blew, all the black drivers and
loaders in the yard in front of me hit the ground...
Studebaker George
karinhall - 07 Aug 2006 04:45 GMT
> Don't know why, but that is a pretty common in boneyards here in the
> south.  My buddy with the "crush yard" says it happens so often that he
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> loaders in the yard in front of me hit the ground...
> Studebaker George

ROFL
betrtimes - 03 Aug 2006 06:44 GMT
>    I'm out in the garage today, a bit over 100 degrees and hear a
> "boom !", look around a see this tire. Now, I have to ask, why would
[quoted text clipped - 19 lines]
> 52 Starliner
> 51 Commander

Dunno

I had an almost new tire go BOOM sitting under the carport one night. but I
had just came back from a backroads potholed asphalt road, where I hit a
pothole pretty good,,,,, then 10 minutes on a 4 lane highway about 65 mph.

then 10 minutes after I get home, boom... hole in the sidewall.. guess I
snagged a pothole good with that right front tire.

took it to tire store, dad bought road hazard coverage......  cost me 7 or 8
bucks for a new tire.

told him about it when he got home from out of town that weekend.
oldcarfart - 03 Aug 2006 11:09 GMT
> I'm out in the garage today, a bit over 100 degrees and hear a "boom
> !", look around a see this tire. Now, I have to ask, why would a near
[quoted text clipped - 19 lines]
> 52 Starliner
> 51 Commander

DAMN!  look at all the bondo on the ground it knocked loose! <grin>
 
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