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45 minutes ago, NemesisUK said:

Not to mention the fine, points and possible ban...

Is it really? what if it was not properly fitted by mechanic when fitting tire or something else?

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19 minutes ago, Linas.P said:

Is it really? what if was not properly fitted by mechanic when fitting tire or something else?

Think Peter means the ban for doing such speed on a motorway!

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Maybe... though the tire will always overtake you at higher speed than you were travelling and Andrew didn't say he was doing 100MPH, just a tire was... and that is not even necessary was in UK.... As such, I assumed it was something to do with the fact that you lost wheel i.e. driving with "not road worthy car" type of thing.

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Was on my way back from the airport and as I did a overtake  the rear of the car started to squirm and then ripping and crunching sound followed by a high speed tyre! My next fear was what damage was done followed by changing the wheel on soft mud!

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I think it got a puncture and lost pressure and then heated up and where they are low profile the walls have no flex

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When the rim overtakes you I assume that there certainly was some damage to the rim... wait what rim... 

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No never hit anything. I have the winter tyres in the garage but might just do all 4 corners tomorrow and then off for spray up on front bumper bonnet and wings and now rear too grrr


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14 minutes ago, Linas.P said:

When the rim overtakes you I assume that there certainly was some damage to the rim... wait what rim... 

The rim didn't come off just most of the tyre lol

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4 minutes ago, A's F-word said:

The rim didn't come off just most of the tyre lol

Ok I see, that is quite lucky then because I though it was like bolts snapped... In which case your rear end would have been obliterated.. And somebody's else car if that rim would hit at 100mph.. 

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Didn't the tyre pressure warning system give you any advance warning? I thought that is what they were there for?

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My IS-F doesn't have tyre pressure warning..... Though i gather the RC-F does.

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2 minutes ago, JonP said:

My IS-F doesn't have tyre pressure warning..... Though i gather the RC-F does.

Jon our ISFs don't mate. Strange but true. 

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Not having one fitted would explain the absence of a warning.  I understand some sort of warning system is now mandatory for new cars. It makes sense as slowly deflating tyres are not always obvious

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