Puncture luck

Mr-C · Apr 10, 2013

Or lack of it in our case. out of 4 brand new tyres fitted 12 months ago we now have one original tyre left! Latest one is a screw in the inside of the side wall, 11 weeks since the last one! Thing is if you tried to push a screw in to a tyre I bet you couldn't, so how the **** does it happen? How does a screw go from lying flat on the road to being able to go in at 90 degrees!!!
Anyone else seem to attract un-repairable punctures? 235/35/19's are hardly cheap

sidibear · Apr 10, 2013

Shame they don't do this for cars.

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madmike01uk · Apr 10, 2013

sounds like vandalism to me if you are getting them in the sidewall

Mr-C · Apr 10, 2013

madmike01uk said:
sounds like vandalism to me if you are getting them in the sidewall

Latest one is right on the edge of the side wall. Last one may have been fixable Mrs C stopped when she felt a flat but in her infinite wisdom decided to drive about 10 miles to get it fixed and as she had driven so far she ****ed the tyre. And one Motorway blow out, so not unless someone if following us around sticking sharps in to our tyres its just bad luck.

madmike01uk · Apr 11, 2013

Mr-C said:
Latest one is right on the edge of the side wall. Last one may have been fixable Mrs C stopped when she felt a flat but in her infinite wisdom decided to drive about 10 miles to get it fixed and as she had driven so far she ****ed the tyre. And one Motorway blow out, so not unless someone if following us around sticking sharps in to our tyres its just bad luck.

Fair doos mate, sounds like rotten luck

Molnboman · Apr 11, 2013

Do you live near a nail factory or B&Q ***!! The chances of that randomly happening is more than bad luck Matey!

Sending you some good luck Karma.
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