HeissRod

...I do it like a boss.







Low tire pressure = melted inner sidewall.

shardul

iTrader: (1)

This usually happens when you have RFT and you drive on them for a while with no air

HeissRod

It's a PSS, no run flats here.

johnnyblaze

Same thing happened to me. I rode with the air pressure a bit too low and wore out the sidewalls. Once the pressure was back up it was only a matter of time. Good thing your lips were saved, well, at least what I can see from your pictures.

AMG X

Yikes, at least your fender and wheel lip look fine

Need4Speed

Wow how the hell did you do that ?

mertd93

Wow that's nasty, what tires are you getting next?

HeissRod

I practiced day and night for weeks.

I'll get another Michelin PSS.

splinter

Yikes. Sucks to be stuck on the center median too.

HeissRod

City roadside assistance helped. He blocked the shoulder behind me and helped change the tire.

If he had not pulled up, I would have just had it towed somewhere. No way I'm risking being hit by an inattentive driver just to change a tire.

splinter

Yeah my last flat occurred after dark in the #1 lane on a busy freeway.

Hobbled it over to the RH shoulder and down the next offramp. No way was I getting out of that car on the highway!

Ended up getting a new wheel to match the fresh tire too lol.

Yacht Master

No TPMS?
I see that valve stem with no sensor.......

HeissRod

Nope. The original wheels had no TPMS either. Is it just a matter of adding them and turning on the setting with STAR?

G_Money

Exactly. Mine shows a message all the time since I have wheels with no TPMS but it wasnt disabled in STAR.

Bigtickets

Damn! I run through a few sets of PSS's a year at the track. I've chunked them, exposed three inch wide by six inch sections of the belts, etc and have been able to get them a couple hundred miles home. But, I've never seen that! Bet it was a hell of a ride!!!!