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December 19th, 2017 04:11 PM #121
more or less.. i wrote down the odometer readin on the tire receipt upon purchase and i cant remember the mileage i wrote 😅
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December 19th, 2017 05:22 PM #122
Sorry didn't quite get that, what happened to you? A front or rear blowout?
Anyway, my point (and the point of all articles I linked), is that in a panic situation, understeer is easier to correct than oversteer, hence the recommendation to always put new tires in the rear if replacing just one pair.
If you don't panic, both a front and rear blowout are manageable.
In any case, if you feel that the advice of all the reputable links I posted aren't correct, then it's your choice. Have a safe drive!
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December 19th, 2017 05:23 PM #123
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December 19th, 2017 05:48 PM #124
Again, for experienced drivers, madali sabihin na don't panic, don't hit the brakes.
Pero for new drivers/car owners, I suggest that you follow/read what the experts say.
I've experienced masabugan ng tire in front and back sa NLEX and as I posted earlier, mas madali icontrol yung rear ang sumabog kesa sa harap. (dry conditions, di ko ilulusob sa damp/wet roads yung car ko kapag kalbo na)
One thing to consider before nyo istretch yung life ng tires...
Nung nasabugan ako, ubos yung tire, sira yung rim and pati yung plastic sa loob ng fender sira... Mas malaki pa nagastos ko in the end
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