mattarios2

Good thing is turbo gauge is allset strapped in and ready to roll. Has been working great for about a week now, eventually ill toss in the red light and paint the back so its not silver

<img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/90165/p1010057.jpg">

and the bad thing is ... dun dun dun

<img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/90165/p1010058.jpg">

At night last night was going down a road that needs desperate TLC, i usually go in the middle of the road to dodge the pot holes in the sides of the road. But a car was comming(one of my buddies actually) so i had to move over and i nailed a massive pot hole. Sounded like a gun shot in my car. And now i got that massive bump in the tire. Doesn't look like it bent the rim at all and the car drives completely fine. Is it a must to replace this tire? Does the tire manufactures replace these under some kind of warranty? I only have 8k miles on them and bought them from hartmanwheels.com

Thanks for any info

speedymon

nope usually no warranty for that sort of damage

mattarios2

That sucks, is it drivable or do u strongly suggest i change it?

speedymon

definitely change it, but you can drive around on it until you get a new tire be VERY careful though

Greyhound Guy

Is it me or does that tire need to be a little wider.

mattarios2

i was told you do have to or you can ruin the awd system

speedymon

are those toyos? Ive had the same thing happen on toyos before

anyways
it depends on how much the tires are worn as compared to new

if the wear is really bad, you might as well get a new set of tires

slightly disgruntled

covers. It might just cover nails, etc. Check their website.

Kolt45

<center><img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/91925/img_0004.jpg"></center><p>I removed the blade behind the vent so mine sits flush.

Durrrrty Dufour

i dunno, looks like there is a slight flat spot on the rim there in the pic