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post Nov 24 2009, 11:59 AM

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QUOTE(AnonCoward @ Nov 24 2009, 11:37 AM)
It does happen though. My best friend had tyre blowout while travelling at 120km/h on the highway, and the car (rental car) flipped over 3 times before landing upside down. He was lucky and escaped with just a mess of bruises and cuts all over (including multiple small cuts on his face).

I've also seen a BMW safety video of a tyre blowout at 80km/h (controlled test, using explosives to blow out the tyre). The result was that the car spun and ended up off-road (no flipping, no injuries).
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Unfortunately most accidents from tyre blows are caused by the driver themselves. Most are due to panic and over compensation of the steering when the tyre deflates. Losing the front tyre will cause the car to pull to one side and most drivers over compensate and end up in the barriers. Problem.. driver... not tyre.

Most tyre blow outs will leave the carcass intact on the wheel. You just end up with a deflated tyre. Most hollywood and made for TV programs will blow the entire tyre off the wheel with explosive. That is not a normal tyre blowout unless you have an issue with people placing explosives on your tyres.

The danger comes when the whole carcass is shredded off. Some people drive for miles without knowing they have a deflated tyre, until the point where the whole carcass shreds off. At that point it becomes more dangerous as it is harder to control the vehicle. Again.. the problem is the driver.. not the tyre.


Added on November 24, 2009, 12:02 pmAfter looking at the tyre again, just realised you have one hell of a worn out patch near the hole. Didn't you notice that spot seems to have worn off so much that even the water channels are gone. First I thought it was just wrong camber but the worn patch is across the whole tyre. Just that one patch.

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post Nov 24 2009, 02:32 PM

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QUOTE(sleepwalker @ Nov 24 2009, 11:59 AM)
Unfortunately most accidents from tyre blows are caused by the driver themselves. Most are due to panic and over compensation of the steering when the tyre deflates. Losing the front tyre will cause the car to pull to one side and most drivers over compensate and end up in the barriers. Problem.. driver... not tyre.

Most tyre blow outs will leave the carcass intact on the wheel. You just end up with a deflated tyre. Most hollywood and made for TV programs will blow the entire tyre off the wheel with explosive. That is not a normal tyre blowout unless you have an issue with people placing explosives on your tyres.

The danger comes when the whole carcass is shredded off. Some people drive for miles without knowing they have a deflated tyre, until the point where the whole carcass shreds off. At that point it becomes more dangerous as it is harder to control the vehicle. Again.. the problem is the driver.. not the tyre.


Added on November 24, 2009, 12:02 pmAfter looking at the tyre again, just realised you have one hell of a worn out patch near the hole. Didn't you notice that spot seems to have worn off so much that even the water channels are gone. First I thought it was just wrong camber but the worn patch is across the whole tyre. Just that one patch.
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what do you mean by worn out patch near the hole? sorry as I'm really a noob in car.. blush.gif


Added on November 24, 2009, 2:37 pm
QUOTE(yap.ben @ Nov 24 2009, 11:44 AM)
It looks like Nexen NS2000 tyre.  I used this tyre b4 and I changed it (all 4) after clocking 30K. Soft tyre.


Added on November 24, 2009, 11:45 amIt looks like Nexen NS2000 tyre.  I used this tyre b4 and I changed it (all 4) after clocking 30K. Soft tyre.
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i think this is it... guess it's time to change to PP2.

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post Nov 24 2009, 02:43 PM

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Attached Image

refer to the red area ... compare it.

I guess that is what sleepwalker trying to say.
the area that burst might have long term torture . Other spot i highlighted u can see the water channel .. but not the one near the blown area
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QUOTE(shadow111 @ Nov 24 2009, 10:19 AM)
Hi All,

Was travelling at North South highway @ 110km/h when my tyre burst.
Below is the picture of my burst tyre. Was this burst serious?

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It looks like you got a faulty tyre, or one which had taken some serious abuse. Because from the picture it looks like a chunk of that tyre came off, and I don't anything on the road is capable of ripping that much rubber out. So it must've blown out.

Try sending it back to the manufacturer and ask a replacement. Don't bet on it though smile.gif

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i also got look alike problem 2 weeks ago on east coast exp. the whole tyre tread went to shread just like tayar celup on a lorry. i was traveling 120 during that time and can feel the vibration 5 min before incident. i thought maybe only wheel balancing problem. than it happened, damaging my rear mud guard, mud flap, broken taillight, bumper falling and some dent on rear door. its yokohama a drive and just reach 3 years old. tread still got 30%. i will never use this type of tyre again.
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QUOTE(K3nnYkl82 @ Nov 24 2009, 02:43 PM)
Attached Image

refer to the red area ... compare it.

I guess that is what sleepwalker trying to say.
the area that burst might have long term torture . Other spot i highlighted u can see the water channel .. but not the one near the blown area
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thanks man.. get it now.. it really looks like it's totally worn out near the blowout part...
now i'm furious wif the tyre shop that i wen to 2 months ago.. how cum they didn't spot this during my tyre balancing and alignment? vmad.gif


Added on November 24, 2009, 3:17 pm
QUOTE(wahiddd @ Nov 24 2009, 03:01 PM)
i also  got look alike problem  2 weeks ago on east coast exp. the whole tyre tread went to shread just like tayar celup on a lorry.  i was  traveling 120 during that time and can feel the vibration 5 min before incident. i thought maybe only wheel balancing problem. than it happened, damaging my rear mud guard, mud flap,  broken taillight, bumper falling and some dent on rear door. its yokohama a drive and  just reach 3 years old. tread still got 30%. i will never use this type of tyre again.
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wah, so many things got damage... u crash or bang somethin after the blowout?


Added on November 24, 2009, 3:20 pm
QUOTE(spanker @ Nov 24 2009, 03:00 PM)
It looks like you got a faulty tyre, or one which had taken some serious abuse. Because from the picture it looks like a chunk of that tyre came off, and I don't anything on the road is capable of ripping that much rubber out. So it must've blown out.

Try sending it back to the manufacturer and ask a replacement. Don't bet on it though smile.gif
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does tyre have any warranty or somethin? if my memory serve me right, i think it's less than 2 yrs..

This post has been edited by shadow111: Nov 24 2009, 03:20 PM
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post Nov 24 2009, 03:36 PM

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QUOTE(K3nnYkl82 @ Nov 24 2009, 02:43 PM)
Attached Image

refer to the red area ... compare it.

I guess that is what sleepwalker trying to say.
the area that burst might have long term torture . Other spot i highlighted u can see the water channel .. but not the one near the blown area
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Yes.. that's what I was trying to say. Either long term torture or one too many handbrake turns.. hahahah.. whistling.gif whistling.gif whistling.gif
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QUOTE(sleepwalker @ Nov 24 2009, 03:36 PM)
Yes.. that's what I was trying to say. Either long term torture or one too many handbrake turns.. hahahah..  whistling.gif  whistling.gif  whistling.gif
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more like handbrake turns to me tongue.gif
Cannot imagine how to torture just part of the tyre surface .... take sand paper and sand it off ? tongue.gif
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u lucky...i burst my tire at 140 when doing long left turn...at grik...lucky the ultra hard wide wall save my life...was on re-01r...my front left tire pulak tu...sweat.gif
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QUOTE(sleepwalker @ Nov 24 2009, 03:36 PM)
Yes.. that's what I was trying to say. Either long term torture or one too many handbrake turns.. hahahah..  whistling.gif  whistling.gif  whistling.gif
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no wor, i din torture it or do any handbrake turns/etc..
but i do travel long distance quite frequent, from Penang-Melaka-Penang maybe once every two month. guess the tyre cannot stand the long journey gua... hmm.gif


Added on November 24, 2009, 4:02 pm
QUOTE(K3nnYkl82 @ Nov 24 2009, 03:53 PM)
more like handbrake turns to me tongue.gif
Cannot imagine how to torture just part of the tyre surface .... take sand paper and sand it off ? tongue.gif
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later go bck time, will check on the other tyre... can this be cause by manufacture defect?

This post has been edited by shadow111: Nov 24 2009, 04:03 PM
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post Nov 26 2009, 10:57 AM

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looking at the thread pattern.. it looks like your car have bad alignment.. the inside wear more than outside (no including the totally botak patch from the screeching...)

ALSO the tire seems too smooth.. looks like hardened tire?

how old is the tire? how long have you been using it? hairline cracks are visible on the whole tires.. from the pic i can say the tires is less than 30% left.
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QUOTE(ocphangaz @ Nov 26 2009, 10:57 AM)
looking at the thread pattern.. it looks like your car have bad alignment.. the inside wear more than outside (no including the totally botak patch from the screeching...)

ALSO the tire seems too smooth.. looks like hardened tire?

how old is the tire? how long have you been using it? hairline cracks are visible on the whole tires.. from the pic i can say the tires is less than 30% left.
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juz replace the tyre with michelin PP2 yesterday evening.
The tyre is less than 2 yrs old and I have juz got the allignment and balancing done less than 2 months ago..
funny thing is.. there is only the bold patch near the burst part. I also inspect the other tyre, there is no bold patch/etc..


 

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