akbeemer
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they said; it will last longer, they said; it will be safer, they said.....
https://www.foxnews.com/auto/cops-car-bubbly-tire
https://www.foxnews.com/auto/cops-car-bubbly-tire
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Run a car tire on your bike, ....
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gtrider
52184
Can’t read the brand on the sidewall, but I had that sort of experience with a set of Firestone truck tires years ago. Installed early in the spring, by fall all four tires had been replaced once and a couple of them twice—all due to bubbling of the sidewalls that led to tread separation and failure. I finally pulled them and bought another brand.
Never had a true MC tire develop a sidewall bubble, tho. Food for thought for the darksiders...
Best,
DeVern
Never had a true MC tire develop a sidewall bubble, tho. Food for thought for the darksiders...
Best,
DeVern
akbeemer
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It was in the UK so the tire was not on the driver’s side.
pglaves
#13338
Front tire. Right hand side of car. Driver's side in the UK!
