Long story short I was headed back from RI the other night and encountered a deer on the road in the pitch black coming around a bend...slammed the brakes and skidded down the highway...looks like I just roasted the front driverside tire...it has a nice flat spot on it where I demolished most of the tread on the contact patch...not entirely bald though.
my question...is it safe to still drive on these tires? what's the worst that can happen?
you don't exactly notice it unless you are going slow, then it sounds like you have a flat tire...tire doesn't appear to have any bulges though.
I've already driven an additional 350 miles home after the incident, but I just want to make sure...don't really want to replace the tires atm until next summer...winter tires will be going on sometime in november/december probably...
my question...is it safe to still drive on these tires? what's the worst that can happen?
you don't exactly notice it unless you are going slow, then it sounds like you have a flat tire...tire doesn't appear to have any bulges though.
I've already driven an additional 350 miles home after the incident, but I just want to make sure...don't really want to replace the tires atm until next summer...winter tires will be going on sometime in november/december probably...
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