Bill Lumberg
Merica
I had a period where I got 3 flats, two on new tires, in 2 weeks. It wasn't the tire's fault. Just bad luck and a construction area.
Pilot Road 4 GT tires disintegrating?!
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Uncle Hud
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Dear B-girl,
Haven't heard from you in a while. Hope you're still around.
Don't be intimidated by our boisterousness, our tendency to veer sharply off-topic, or our love of sarcasm. You see, Michelin PR4s are our favorite tire (click here) and we all believe that your disintegrating PR4s cannot be due to anything inherent to the tire itself. Many of our responses, therefore, consider other mechanisms or influences that might cause a tire to fall apart quickly.
And we're mostly guys, so we feel comfortable with boisterousness, sarcasm, and quickly changing subjects of conversation. Like the stereotypical old guys sitting on the porch of an old country store, we yack-yack-yack until it's time to go to dinner.
If you would, please post up again and let us know if you've come up with a plausible reason for this rapid tire wear.
You should also recognize this: Your tire thread, after 60 posts, is not yet relegated to NEPRT. Congratulations, and accept my sincere pat on the back.
Respectfully,
Uncle Hud
Haven't heard from you in a while. Hope you're still around.
Don't be intimidated by our boisterousness, our tendency to veer sharply off-topic, or our love of sarcasm. You see, Michelin PR4s are our favorite tire (click here) and we all believe that your disintegrating PR4s cannot be due to anything inherent to the tire itself. Many of our responses, therefore, consider other mechanisms or influences that might cause a tire to fall apart quickly.
And we're mostly guys, so we feel comfortable with boisterousness, sarcasm, and quickly changing subjects of conversation. Like the stereotypical old guys sitting on the porch of an old country store, we yack-yack-yack until it's time to go to dinner.
If you would, please post up again and let us know if you've come up with a plausible reason for this rapid tire wear.
You should also recognize this: Your tire thread, after 60 posts, is not yet relegated to NEPRT. Congratulations, and accept my sincere pat on the back.
Respectfully,
Uncle Hud
