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Hi,

 

One of my tyre having this chip off at the sidewall...not sure how I got it but is it safe to still continue driving on it? Anyone experience this before?

 

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the actual tire is extremely thick, in malaysia they regroove used tires and sell as new

i don't think such a small scratch will be any problem

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Anyone who buys regroove car tyres as new must be blind :D Re-grooving are normally carried out on commercial tyres that are designed for re-grooving and later retreading.

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Hi,

 

One of my tyre having this chip off at the sidewall...not sure how I got it but is it safe to still continue driving on it? Anyone experience this before?

 

Thanks

 

 

I see yr tire thread already quite worn so might as well change tire.

 

Remember to change at least 2 tires on same axle together.

 

If can change all 4 better

 

OH I JUST NOTICED THIS TIRE IS QC FAILED. BETTER CHANGE IT IMMEDIATELY THEN.

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Try to get the slight damage fill up with two parts A & B rubber curing compounds. Not many tyre shops have such compounds.

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Hi,

 

One of my tyre having this chip off at the sidewall...not sure how I got it but is it safe to still continue driving on it? Anyone experience this before?

 

Thanks

 

 

What make n model n size is this tire?

 

Where u bought n how much? Its a cheepo budget tire right?

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I see yr tire thread already quite worn so might as well change tire.

 

Remember to change at least 2 tires on same axle together.

 

If can change all 4 better

 

OH I JUST NOTICED THIS TIRE IS QC FAILED. BETTER CHANGE IT IMMEDIATELY THEN.

 

Bro, how u see that its a QC failed tyre?

 

Thread still looks a lot that's y Thot can run for another 10k..

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What make n model n size is this tire?

 

Where u bought n how much? Its a cheepo budget tire right?

 

It's federal 595rsr tyres.....not any cheapo tyres ley...it's still drives very well...

 

Can't recall hitting anything or curb during driving that causes that chip off...

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Wanna changed to Michelin ps3 but heard reviews that they wear off quite fast...

 

Any comments from whoever running on them now?

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Bro, how u see that its a QC failed tyre?

 

Thread still looks a lot that's y Thot can run for another 10k..

 

 

Did ty sell u at a big discount or normal price?

 

Federal i consider not a very good tire though. Being QC failed makes it even worse.

 

Quickly change. :excl:

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Wanna changed to Michelin ps3 but heard reviews that they wear off quite fast...

 

Any comments from whoever running on them now?

 

 

PS3 soooooo much better than what u hv now. N its quite lasting.

 

Quick change.

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Did ty sell u at a big discount or normal price?

 

Federal i consider not a very good tire though. Being QC failed makes it even worse.

 

Quickly change. :excl:

 

Bro How u tell its QC failed? Isit the YOM not indicated?

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PS3 soooooo much better than what u hv now. N its quite lasting.

 

Quick change.

 

Read the reviews they lasted ard 20k onli ley...that's fast..no?

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Bro How u tell its QC failed? Isit the YOM not indicated?

 

 

Ya that window sud hv numbers n letters. Usually yom.

 

If its blank or scratched out...it failed QC. Problem u dun know what was its defect.

 

Usually destroyed but sometimes if defect considered not too serious....its sold as a cheap defective tire fr little old ladies who seldom drive over 40kmh n 500km per year. Hahaha.

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