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Old 09-29-2009, 05:45 AM   #29
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....I will say that the Rubber Industry says over 90% of all tire failures are a result of under-inflation.
I'll add that other than the 1%ers here.....most people with a vehicle on rubber tires don't give a rats patoot about their pressure...

I am one of those 1%ers..
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Old 09-29-2009, 08:55 AM   #30
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Joe, .
I will say that the Rubber Industry says over 90% of all tire failures are a result of under-inflation.
I agree with this; from my experance;

lowering your tire pressure will give a softer ride; but there is a price to pay.,

when the road is rough---slow down---this works even in life.
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Michelin has a video that instructs the driver to hammer down in the event of a front tire blowout and then pull over to the side of the road and back out of the gas. The entire operation requires the driver stay off the brake pedal.

i have michelins with 110 psi max., i called michelin re: tire pressure was was told to keep 100 in each of the six tires. walter
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Michelin has a video that instructs the driver to hammer down in the event of a front tire blowout and then pull over to the side of the road and back out of the gas. The entire operation requires the driver stay off the brake pedal.

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I got broadsided a few months ago; had I hit the brakes, I'm sure I would have rolled over; when your motorhome goes out of control, the worst thing to do is stand on the brakes; (even though this is the natural reaction)
thank goodness I was prepaired for this and didn't hit the brakes.
when you see an 18 wheeler that is jackknifed in an accident; most of the time the operator hit the brakes.
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Since we are talking about tires, pressure and blowouts, I wanted to add this information.

CampingWorld (Very Nice Place, no issues, no negative remarks, always very helpful) told me about a tire blowout protection system called: Tyron

Tyron Automotive

I've been doing some research on the Tyron wheel bands, and it appears they are what they claim. There's only one problem... $$$$$$ Each tire band installed cost around $750.00 per wheel. Front wheel only installs are typical so you it will not be easy to rotate tires front to back.

The solution does not prevent a blowout but will keep the blown tire from shredding off the rim and by holding it on, helps the driver to maintain control (almost a run flat). This along with a TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System) appears to be the best thing available today. TPMS can monitor pressure and temp.
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