Wtf Bfg allterrain split

[350runner]

Ahhhh ****!!
On my bday me and the old lady riding and crap felt like the damn wheel was about to fall off. Messed up thing is I have no cash and have to work the rest of the week.

 

[350runner]

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[crazy4offroad]

That's some wicked tread separation, usually happens when a tire is under-inflated and overheated.

 

[350runner]

35 psi ? Idk

 

[89Suburban]

Wow! They call for 45 don't they?

 

[350runner]

I'll check but some reason I remember 44 being the max Idk. These are just 31/10/15

 

[77 K20]

how old are those tires? They don't look like the K/O sidewall.

 

[350runner]

Wow! They call for 45 don't they?

You may be right.... Walmart techs...

 

[350runner]

how old are those tires? They don't look like the K/O sidewall.

Not sure but the tire had bit half the tread left

 

[77 K20]

Might look to see if you can find a manufacturer's date on those. I thought the old design was replaced back in '05 or so... so might be you are on 10 year old tires.

Instructions
1


Look for the letters "DOT" to find the Department of Transportation number on the tire sidewall. The DOT tag indicates that the tire meets all federal standards.

2


Find the four numbers at the end of the code.




3


Look at the last two numbers to determine the year of manufacture. For example, if the DOT code ends in "2807," the "07" indicates that tire was made in 2007.

4


Look at the two numbers right before the numbers indicating the year to determine the week of manufacture. For example, if the DOT code ends in "2807," the "28" indicates that the tire was made in the 28th week of 2007.

5


Look at a calendar for the year and count the number of weeks to determine when your tire was made. In 2007, for example, the 28th week was July 8 to 14.




Read more: How to Determine the Age of BF Goodrich Tires | eHow http://www.ehow.com/how_5819030_determine-age-bf-goodrich-tires.html#ixzz2TzAYmmrR

 

[bucket]

Looks like the old BFG's, at least 10 years old, maybe 12. The dead giveaway is the name on the sidewall, old ones say "Radial All Terrain T/A" while the newer version doesn't have Radial as part of the name. IIRC, there was a changeover period that had the new sidewall with the old lettering, so those are probably really old.

 

[HotRodPC]

Get off those tires dude. My truck has 11 year old similar tires. At 60mph when they get warm, I've had 2 blowouts now. 1 did pretty rough damge and hit another car. Stay off the freeway until you get a new set of shoes.

 

[350runner]

Going to get 2 newer ones today. Thing its I don't drive on the highway much a t all maybe it was to low.

 

[350runner]

Dam dude says its made in 88... Hell I just popped out 5 years earlier

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