Mohammad Jamal

Hey everyone my rear right tire exploded while i was driving on high speed about 230 km/h thanks god the best scenario happened neither me nor the car was harmed i had to change ABS sensor wire and RPM sensor wire for that tire on the back right side of the car the rim was badly injured i had to repair it too i still face an annoying sound coming from the back of the car its like stepping on high spot in the rear wheels this sound is very noticed on 30-50 km/h and it makes some sort of vibration in the vehicle on 120 km/h and above i dont know what might it be iam very confused i tried to fix the rims many times the vibration gets a little better but the sound is still there please help me with your experience on this thanks in advace

Xzero

You have that VERY wrong. You’re lucky that your idiotic driving at 230km/h didn’t kill anyone else, you or your car doesn’t matter when you drive with that much disregard for others on the road.

Hopefully you’ve learned your lesson and will go buy a Prius for your future driving.

Adi-Benz

That's why I tell my stupid friends who say they can hit 130 in their ford focus to not do it, because their tires aren't made for it. But the average Joe doesn't think about that do they

ezshift5

Amen amigo.

Indicated 137 US 395 somewhat north of Death Valley (appropriate for my dumb *** at the time).

Corvette. Daylight. One female nurse passenger. She was crazy to ask. I was - like you said - stupid.



Never again (that was a long time back)




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Alfadude

Looks like the OP is in Egypt, so maybe that kind of speed is allowed or at least tolerated there. Sainty of driving that fast aside, it could be something was damaged in the suspension when the tire blew. Something like that could cause a lot of damage. Plus, I can't imagine that a wheel would still be repairable. At the very least get a new wheel and see if that makes a difference.

Mohammad, just out of curiousity why were you driving that fast and for how long were you at that speed? Also, what kind of tires were you using? And what tire pressures were you running?

Mohammad Jamal

Ok i didnt kill any one thanks god could you help me with my car instead of judging my personal behavior towards the community and humanity or you might be not very useful in car staff you only tell wise words

Mohammad Jamal

Thanks alfadude for you concern and for you valuable info rules do not allow these high speeds here in egypt but this road i was testing the car on was not opened to anyone yet i managed a way to get into it and it was like 5 am so there was absolutely no one on this road but me i was using dunlub tyreis 225/45 R 17 speed Y it wasnt a brand new tires but done about 15000 km i didnt hit anything on the road i was on the speed range of 230-250 km/h for about 15 mins continuously
tires pressure was 30 for front wheels32 for rear wheels

Alfadude

That probably explains what happened. R rated tires are only good up to 109 miles per hour//170KPH. And the pressure seems very low. Put that all together after 15 minutes and you are lucky it was only 1 tire. I would still check the suspension thoroughly and maybe buy a new wheel if the old one was only repaired. You might want to have the other tires checked as well. They might have overheated and even if they did not blow, maybe were compromised a bit.

BenzoPro

Some Manufacturers will soon be limiting the top speed of cars on the road volvo will be the first, this to stop people from killing other people. also check out this link https://www.confused.com/on-the-road...ry-on-new-cars

Adi-Benz

Well if someone doesn't tell you then you'll probably be stupid and do it again then right?

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