Tyre Safety Guide - Tyre Damage

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  • Опубліковано 8 лип 2009
  • In this video we take a look at some of the more common ways a tyre can be damaged, what impact this can have and some simple guidelines on how to check your tyres and what to look out for
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  • @gmaureen
    @gmaureen 12 років тому

    Nice video - explains and provides easy to see/understand damage.

  • @greiteneis
    @greiteneis 12 років тому

    @xuvi11 thanks...glad you appreciate. always happy to enlighten.

  • @DunlopTyresSouthAfrica
    @DunlopTyresSouthAfrica 10 років тому

    There's some good advice on tyres here.

  • @henndri
    @henndri 12 років тому

    Thank FOR SHARING

  • @VladBlok28
    @VladBlok28 10 років тому +4

    So you do a full check up of all your tyres (including spare), electrics, and a brake test, every time you sit behind the wheel? Kudos to you then.

  • @jaydenmo8080
    @jaydenmo8080 3 роки тому

    So do your tire pressure?

  • @cjmillsnun
    @cjmillsnun 12 років тому

    @tylerhood5 No, in British English it is spelt tyre. That carries on through most of the Commonwealth (Australia, India, etc) and Eire. In fact the exceptions are the US and Canada.

  • @crobulari2328
    @crobulari2328 8 років тому +7

    I like racing slicks so I always drive on bald tyres !! More MPG too.

  • @BladeScraper
    @BladeScraper 11 років тому

    Tire?

  • @greiteneis
    @greiteneis 12 років тому

    in the US and Canada it's "tires discolor with aging" elsewhere it's "have a nannynook at these hobwobblers of a rounder, Margaret" the difference is subtle but noticeable to native Anglophones. ("Tyres discolour with ageing" is also commonly found outside the US and that other country just to the, uh, North, I wanna say).

  • @Tommotime
    @Tommotime 12 років тому

    ta, appreciated

  • @dgurevich1
    @dgurevich1 11 років тому

    You could spend some extra money, and inflate your tires with nitrogen.
    It's molecules are much bigger in size, reducing pressure changes, thus prolonging your tire lifespan, and better fuel economy.
    I had mine inflated a few months ago, and I can see the difference.

  • @xuvi11
    @xuvi11 12 років тому

    @greiteneis oh god thats awesome

  • @AleElecktro
    @AleElecktro 12 років тому

    TIRAME ESTA !

  • @04smallmj
    @04smallmj 12 років тому

    @1oldskoolluvr Only the UK and Ireland write and speak English as a first language...

  • @PDTRUE
    @PDTRUE 11 років тому

    Most Tyres/Tires that blowout are "Goodforayear" Tires!

  • @charkaouisamih016alsamih8
    @charkaouisamih016alsamih8 7 років тому

    solo Dios me juzgara

  • @kamich56
    @kamich56 12 років тому

    in USA Tyre*

  • @kaystepnick
    @kaystepnick 12 років тому

    Tire

  • @normanayles7737
    @normanayles7737 11 років тому

    a stitch in time sort of a deal,,,,,if ya run em lo they go out much sooner,,,etc,,,,if they r wearin funny u can rotate em or check pressures etc,,,,,,,,for free or very cheap.....a blown tyre on a freeway or when u r loved ones r drivin,./can cost so much more than $,,,a stitch in tyme saves peace o mind.....ps..I own & operate 18 wheelers & tyre expences can fukup my profit margins,,,,,when its just not necessary ...jus sayin

  • @1oldskoolluvr
    @1oldskoolluvr 12 років тому

    @altooname ahhh, nice try. i have many friends throughout EU that spell it "tYre"

  • @VladBlok28
    @VladBlok28 10 років тому

    Nobody said you should let them wear out. I was talking more about things like picking up a nail, or some deformation forming possibly due to weather, parking on uneven surfaces or whatever. This can literally happen overnight, without you even noticing, and according to this video, you would be penalized as if you were a rapist or something. I'm saying that's not fair, or helpful for actual safety.

  • @Funkybshcraftdude
    @Funkybshcraftdude 10 років тому

    It's tires

  • @nihonkokusai
    @nihonkokusai 12 років тому

    Either way, UK spell tyre not tire. because, US English is confusing using same words for different meanings.

  • @PasaiShere
    @PasaiShere 12 років тому

    that tire has a zit

  • @demoniack81
    @demoniack81 10 років тому +1

    If you don't check the condition of VITAL components, with tyres, brakes and lights on top of the list, you don't deserve a driving license.

  • @DjXilma
    @DjXilma 12 років тому

    TIRE*

  • @sepperD3
    @sepperD3 2 роки тому

    It's so strange how American/ Canadian s spell tire with an " I" ,and even pronounce words differently than the uk ,

  • @arifstar09
    @arifstar09 12 років тому

    :-)

  • @jsuds12
    @jsuds12 12 років тому

    my wifes tires have flat spotting, if it happens on the next set I told her shes not going to leave the kitchen

  • @costycosty2243
    @costycosty2243 9 років тому

    da da

  • @VladBlok28
    @VladBlok28 12 років тому

    so, if you are driving someone else's car with imperfect tyres, or you didn't check your tyres diligently every 100km and didn't notice an imperfection, you get: 3 penalty points per tyre.. 2500 pounds penalty, invalidated insurance (which is ridiculously expensive anyway)... Not to mention speed cameras and other crap.. Why is the UK so discriminating against its drivers? Drivers are like the public enemy #1 over there, wtf

  • @Funkybshcraftdude
    @Funkybshcraftdude 10 років тому

    Not tyes

  • @ipadize
    @ipadize 12 років тому

    no its TYIRE

  • @1oldskoolluvr
    @1oldskoolluvr 12 років тому

    @04smallmj where did i say that anyone else over on that side of the pond spoke English as their first language?.....
    i simply said that they all spell tire with a "Y" over there because of the UK being their basis for the English language.
    is everybody fine now? can we stop jacking this guys vid now?

  • @ssupraguy
    @ssupraguy 12 років тому

    if i checked my tires every few weeks.. well all my money would only go towards my fucking tires?

  • @charger334
    @charger334 12 років тому

    it's spelled TIRE not TYRE

  • @mikezahnow1605
    @mikezahnow1605 11 років тому

    Check if your in the UK. Check check check. What a bunch of goofs!

  • @demoniack81
    @demoniack81 10 років тому +2

    Your wheels aren't going to wear out overnight, you don't need to check them every day.
    Only a blithering idiot would let them wear out completely though.
    Your life runs on those tyres.

    • @sepperD3
      @sepperD3 2 роки тому

      I'd have to agree but what if you live in the US and have " tires" and are " tyres" more durable, lol jk

  • @nihonkokusai
    @nihonkokusai 12 років тому

    Yea sorry for not being American. UK spells different.

  • @zaman3049
    @zaman3049 8 років тому +2

    I'm pretty sure American dudes repair this no fear no brain look another videos thats crazy repair this bullshirt maybe new tyre coast 100$.
    My life isnt buyable for 100$

  • @EbrahimAL_awami
    @EbrahimAL_awami 14 днів тому

    “The benefits of the idea of ​​making a car wheel that has three tiers”
    * The car does not overturn if the car is driving fast or if the car is driving slowly.
    * Continuing the car's movement without stopping in the event that one of the tires explode.
    * The driver will not stop to change the wheel or change the tire.
    Destiny is in the hands of God, but prevention increases safety.
    Ebrahim.

  • @garysmart1
    @garysmart1 8 років тому +5

    tire or tyre ......... english people.........

  • @charger334
    @charger334 12 років тому

    im not american

  • @1oldskoolluvr
    @1oldskoolluvr 12 років тому

    still get a kick outta how Europeans spell "tire".

  • @TENNSUMITSUMA
    @TENNSUMITSUMA 11 років тому

    could be a girl

  • @kaystepnick
    @kaystepnick 12 років тому

    What the hell!?!? Why tyre? It's tire! Seriously It's bs

  • @JohnSmith-ii8pp
    @JohnSmith-ii8pp 8 років тому +1

    First of all, if they can't even spell "tire", then it's not possible to take them seriously. (jk)

  • @extremeudders5423
    @extremeudders5423 9 років тому

    YOU COULD SPELL IT AS TYRE OR TIRE!!!! NOT TIER OR TYIRE

  • @daveoneill8235
    @daveoneill8235 2 роки тому

    Try telling Lewis Hamilton bald tyres ain't safe?????????