Tire question

[JEL]

Yep. From running flat.

 

[Mudranger1]

So what your saying is it was flat long before I noticed it. Thought that could have been an option but I'm still going to say a crazed Montanan ice picked it cuz of my lighted nocks

 

[MKotur325]

Just tell your Tire guy that a deer used your tire to try and knock his horns off... it was revenge for you shooting his brother!

 

[ShootsManyBullets]

looks like the main problem is that it's a dodge

 

[YoungNVHunter]

Looks like the tire just wasn't tough enough to handle the power of the Dodge!

 

[dan.kirkpatrick]

yes,ive seen this before,,,ran too long at about 1 to 10 psi,,,breaking the sidewall cords,,,youll find a bunch of rubber powder on the inside.

 

[Don K]

Interesting ........... Guess I learned something.

 

[Elkmagnet]

It probably had very low pressure for days before it finally went flat and you noticed visually check your tires every time you walk up to your truck.

 

[Mudranger1]

It probably had very low pressure for days before it finally went flat and you noticed visually check your tires every time you walk up to your truck.

I do check them regularly. Plus there are new inventions called sensors that go off when tire gets low.

 

[Elkmagnet]

The tpms do make that scenario less likely. Was the light on when you noticed? I ignore my tpms light for the rear tires when unloaded. It wants 85 psi and that's not optimal for the rear of an unloaded pickup.
In your case I would suspect it was driven on for more than 1/4 mi or a very low quality tire.

 

[bigbuckhughes]

Antlerradar hit the nail on the head

 

[Mudranger1]

It had come on that night. But really with the blistering cold it comes and goes. It generally stays on between 25-30 psi. These tires suck to begin with I've picked up more nails and screws in the 9. Months I've owned this truck then I have in 20 years of driving. Or maybe I should stop driving under roofers . It's no big deal I wAs just curious hadn't ever seen this before

 

[cowman]

Rest assured it was not a Montanan with an ice pick. We have much more clever ways of getting back at you lighted nock guys than vandalism.

My guess is either a mad wife or the result of legalizing marijuana.

 

[mtmuley]

If you believe tire sensors, you end up with a tire like that. mtmuley