G gwatson Senior member Aberdeenshire Nov 14, 2013 #1 As above, has this RFT been repaired? Or is it just a normal marking?
G gwatson Senior member Aberdeenshire Nov 14, 2013 #4 Yeah bang on in the middle. But that's not the problem with repairing a run flat, it's how long they were driven when flat that can cause damage to the structure. It was sold as non repaired.
Yeah bang on in the middle. But that's not the problem with repairing a run flat, it's how long they were driven when flat that can cause damage to the structure. It was sold as non repaired.
T thepits Senior member Nov 14, 2013 #5 gwatson said: Yeah bang on in the middle. But that's not the problem with repairing a run flat, it's how long they were driven when flat that can cause damage to the structure. It was sold as non repaired. Click to expand... so what, looks "bald" to me and needs replacing!
gwatson said: Yeah bang on in the middle. But that's not the problem with repairing a run flat, it's how long they were driven when flat that can cause damage to the structure. It was sold as non repaired. Click to expand... so what, looks "bald" to me and needs replacing!
G gwatson Senior member Aberdeenshire Nov 14, 2013 #6 That's the inside obviously!! Tyre has 7mm of tread
S srhutch Legend East Sussex, UK Nov 14, 2013 #8 andysat said: Afaik its more of a 'bung' when plugged. Click to expand... They are like mushrooms they pull through from the inside. As above though it looks more like a hot stamp though.
andysat said: Afaik its more of a 'bung' when plugged. Click to expand... They are like mushrooms they pull through from the inside. As above though it looks more like a hot stamp though.
