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Posted: Sun Oct 29, 2006 10:19 pm 
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well on the bathurst cruise I got a fair sized bubble in the side of the tyre, castlegreyskull can vouch for it... ive only had the mags about a yr or so, dad suggested I take it back to the place I got them from thinking that it shouldnt really happen that quick or at all.

Is he right? should I go back to the place? as in do u think the tyre is faulty or would they just say that it happens?
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Posted: Sun Oct 29, 2006 10:26 pm 
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Yeah its a bastard of a thing guys, looks pretty dodgy and i cant see how it would have happened in the place it did. But then again maybe you hit something aaron that caused it, have you cheacked the other side of the tyre where the bubble is?

 

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Posted: Sun Oct 29, 2006 10:28 pm 
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some tyres have lifetime warrenty's, but this normally means free puncture repairs and im pretty sure that the warrenty is not even associated with the tyre brand itself, just something offered by whoever fitted it. as for the bubble in your sidewall i doubt you will have any luck, but hey nothing ventured nothing gained.

 

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Posted: Mon Oct 30, 2006 1:25 am 
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It should be covered by the tyre manufacturer. All tyres have lifetime warranty against defects.
Take it back to where you got it from.

 

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Posted: Mon Oct 30, 2006 1:44 am 
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tyres bubbles can be caused from hitting somthing at decent speed

ie a curb or something on the road

highly doubt u willhave any luck wiht the shop that fitted it

cant hurt to ask though!

 

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Posted: Mon Oct 30, 2006 7:10 am 
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good luck with the tyre joint.
we had the same problem with dunlops factory fitted to our au2 cab bubble on the inside sidewall, ford dealer didn't wanna hear abt it, beurepair was the same, so dad went down to the dunlop factory and in five minutes a new pair of tyres were on the car.

 

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Posted: Mon Oct 30, 2006 7:23 am 
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Disco Frank wrote:
tyres bubbles can be caused from hitting somthing at decent speed

ie a curb or something on the road

highly doubt u willhave any luck wiht the shop that fitted it

cant hurt to ask though!


Yeah what franky said. Most prob hit someting at high speed. You were going arounf bathurst when this happened remember.... could have hit anything. ripple strip, a dog, anything.

 

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Posted: Mon Oct 30, 2006 8:12 am 
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Ive had a tyre bubble that was caused by nothing, had them on for a week, barly drove the car, and it came after a long run on the freeway, not potholes or planks of wood or anything had been driven over.

Some tyres can get them due to incosistant manufacture process. I looked into this quite well when they refused to replace my tyre that had done maybe 40km FFS. They ended up replacing it and eating their words.

 

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Posted: Tue Oct 31, 2006 3:40 pm 
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yeh might just drop into them sometime and see, not expecting them 2 do anything but hey, the guy was a good bloke and he will remember me so see what happens
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Posted: Wed Nov 01, 2006 2:01 am 
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If the tyre joint wont do anything, try and get in direct contact with the manufacturer.
Falken's number 02 9725 6280

 

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Posted: Wed Nov 01, 2006 12:34 pm 
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castlegreyskull wrote:
Disco Frank wrote:
tyres bubbles can be caused from hitting somthing at decent speed

ie a curb or something on the road

highly doubt u willhave any luck wiht the shop that fitted it

cant hurt to ask though!


Yeah what franky said. Most prob hit someting at high speed. You were going arounf bathurst when this happened remember.... could have hit anything. ripple strip, a dog, anything.


maybe even hit a kangaroo :P

 

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Posted: Wed Nov 01, 2006 5:59 pm 
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when air is under extreme pressure it split the layers or find the weakest part to escape. also excessive tyre roll around Bathurst could of cause it. it can also be a defect as mentioned above.

 

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Posted: Fri Nov 10, 2006 11:14 am 
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sounds like your fault, had same problem afew times when i lived out west. when your doing highway miles especialy extended miles you have to have tyre presures smack on sometimes a little higher if carrying a bit of a load. the tyre heats up to much and the tyre starts to delaminated causing the bubble. bet you had a bad vibration at first and it can come and go depending on speed, had mine blow out goin to stanthorpe once. ive had it happen on dunlops, bridgstones even good ol bob jane all rounders . always been long highway trips . guys told me it use to happen a lot in the 70,s when carrying bigger loads but not changing tyre pressures to suit hope this helps
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Posted: Fri Nov 10, 2006 11:18 am 
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sounds like your fault, had same problem afew times when i lived out west. when your doing highway miles especialy extended miles you have to have tyre presures smack on sometimes a little higher if carrying a bit of a load. the tyre heats up to much and the tyre starts to delaminated causing the bubble. bet you had a bad vibration at first and it can come and go depending on speed, had mine blow out goin to stanthorpe once. ive had it happen on dunlops, bridgstones even good ol bob jane all rounders . always been long highway trips . guys told me it use to happen a lot in the 70,s when carrying bigger loads but not changing tyre pressures to suit hope this helps
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