Pictures Of My Owned Tire...

[Tub Asko]

Hmmm looks like

I had a buddy torch a tire off because the previous owner like put some plastic weld or some shit on the tire to the rim so it wouldn't come off by conventional means lol

[Toxiccasper]

Could just be factory defect

Edited November 3, 2008 by Toxiccasper

[Sexyhex]

I'm not sure, my family was driving it from NC to KY for me and they said it blew 40 miles into the trip. Not sure what happened, brand new Toyo tires...place I got the wheels is sending me a new tire. Wheel is okay it looks like. Everywhere just about around where I am can't do over a 20 on their tire/wheel machine. Had to go to Nashville just to get the tire off...suckage. They dropped the bomb right when I got home, oh well, at least no one was hurt. No rub or anything. Highway 1, Me 0.

[sactownstang]

toyo huh hmmm, they made in china???

[treossi]

i'm a mechanic, i've worked with tires for a couple years now, blow outs happen for a few reasons, mostly due to under, or over inflation, the tire looked to have good tread life still, so it could be caused by those reasons, they could have also hit something in the road causing it, or factory defect

[kylecm85]

damn that sux. Sounds like a maufacture defect. Atleast noone was hurt. toyos are supose to be a decent tire i thought.

[sactownstang]

ya, usually toyo is good stuff. But with QC in china lately who knows.

[*1LOWSUV*]

Not sure of your rim depth or tire size (I know its a 20 but 20 by what?) but that happens alot when you stretch a low-profile tire onto a wide rim. :

[V1G1LANT3]

How old is the tire? Like the date it was made. Should say DOT then some numbers beside it..whats the numbers in the circle.

[*1LOWSUV*]

Not sure of your rim depth or tire size (I know its a 20 but 20 by what?) but that happens alot when you stretch a low-profile tire onto a wide rim. :