Belt Seperation??
#11
#13
Wat miyagi said. It's just where the belt comes together when they manufacter the tire. Alot of tires develop it but sometimes it's more noticeable and sometimes you just dont notice it but it's there. You shouldn't have any problem with them......as long as you stop curbing them Who be jealous of my mad run-on sentences lulz.
#15
I asked our tire pros, showed them the pic's and thats what they told me:
These blemishes are considered to be normal and are not dangerous. It's simply a minor void in the splice in the rubber portion of the sidewall, not in the fabric that gives the tire its shape and strength. You can see them at all brands.
Be concerned about bubbles in the sidewall, not indentations.
Bubbles may be indicative of an internal flaw that's leaking air into the tire's internal construction.
Michael
PS: Dr - You don't like the GE AT²? I just tought about buying them, because they only run 81€ per tire. Do they wear quick?
.
These blemishes are considered to be normal and are not dangerous. It's simply a minor void in the splice in the rubber portion of the sidewall, not in the fabric that gives the tire its shape and strength. You can see them at all brands.
Be concerned about bubbles in the sidewall, not indentations.
Bubbles may be indicative of an internal flaw that's leaking air into the tire's internal construction.
Michael
PS: Dr - You don't like the GE AT²? I just tought about buying them, because they only run 81€ per tire. Do they wear quick?
.
Last edited by Deezel Stink3r; 11-03-2009 at 04:29 AM.
#16
The Cooper STs I have on my other truck are wearing much better and they are technically a mud tire.
#17
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
Ironmanqb
12 Valve 2nd Gen Dodge Cummins 94-98
6
04-04-2015 10:27 PM
mnbf48
5.9 Liter CR Dodge Cummins 03-07
7
01-19-2015 09:20 PM
Floydfan38
Ford Powerstroke 94-98 7.3L
1
09-28-2014 06:21 PM