โJun-28-2014 08:23 AM
โJun-29-2014 11:47 AM
โJun-29-2014 11:02 AM
JIMNLIN wrote:mgirardo wrote:bfast54 wrote:
I had the BLOWOUT,not, someone I knew who knows someone that they know..... it happened to me.....
That's not what a blowout is. You had a gash in the sidewall that caused your tire to go flat over a period of time. That's a flat tire. A blowout is when the tire rips open and goes flat instantly. It can happen for various reasons.
Yes a TPMS will alert you to a possible blowout situation. However, if you hit something on the road that causes the blowout, the TPMS isn't going to help you in that situation. It will let you know the tire is flat after the fact, but it won't alert you of an impending problem.
And some folks have reported a complete tread loss with no drop in air pressure or a warning from their TPMS that the tread was gone.
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โJun-29-2014 10:54 AM
mgirardo wrote:bfast54 wrote:
I had the BLOWOUT,not, someone I knew who knows someone that they know..... it happened to me.....
That's not what a blowout is. You had a gash in the sidewall that caused your tire to go flat over a period of time. That's a flat tire. A blowout is when the tire rips open and goes flat instantly. It can happen for various reasons.
Yes a TPMS will alert you to a possible blowout situation. However, if you hit something on the road that causes the blowout, the TPMS isn't going to help you in that situation. It will let you know the tire is flat after the fact, but it won't alert you of an impending problem.
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โJun-29-2014 09:57 AM
Vulcaneer wrote:
I have had blow outs and also lost treads. My TPMS hasn't alerted me to either. However, since changing from ST tires to LT, I haven't had any more tire issues. And my TPMS hasn't been needed. Although I still have it.
But if you only have so much money, I think it is better to invest your money into good tires, and an infrared temp gage. I don't like the hand method. Because it is normal to feel a temp difference from the shady side to the sunny side. And when walking around the trailer to get to the other side, I lose the temp feeling in my hand. So the hand method is unreliable. The infrared is discriminate and reliable.
โJun-29-2014 07:37 AM
โJun-29-2014 05:34 AM
mgirardo wrote:bfast54 wrote:
I had the BLOWOUT,not, someone I knew who knows someone that they know..... it happened to me.....
That's not what a blowout is. You had a gash in the sidewall that caused your tire to go flat over a period of time. That's a flat tire. A blowout is when the tire rips open and goes flat instantly. It can happen for various reasons.
Yes a TPMS will alert you to a possible blowout situation. However, if you hit something on the road that causes the blowout, the TPMS isn't going to help you in that situation. It will let you know the tire is flat after the fact, but it won't alert you of an impending problem.
โJun-28-2014 03:16 PM
โJun-28-2014 03:08 PM
โJun-28-2014 03:04 PM
bfast54 wrote:
I had the BLOWOUT,not, someone I knew who knows someone that they know..... it happened to me.....
โJun-28-2014 01:02 PM
โJun-28-2014 10:14 AM
powderman426 wrote:
Now all you need to do is figure out how to keep your hand on the tire while traveling down the road.
โJun-28-2014 10:02 AM
Cummins12V98 wrote:
My hand works well at all stops.
โJun-28-2014 09:42 AM
โJun-28-2014 09:40 AM
tworootless wrote:
If you're really worried about having a blow out; Pressure PRO will not be of any help!
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