100% Free Road Hazard Warranty Tire road hazard and repair reimbursement will only be on passenger and light truck tires purchased from Dan the Tire Man that have been registered on our site at the time of installation.
Picture of the non-repairable road hazard must be emailed to [email protected]. Picture should include the DOT number on the side of the tire. Mud tires, race tires, tires series 35 and below, semi truck tires, off road tires, and run flat tires are excluded from the road hazard and repair reimbursement program. Only a true road hazard will be covered under the warranty program. The program will not cover vandalism or malicious intent..
Flat tires happen. They can happen at any moment in any location. They can be caused by a nail, screw, sharp rock or a multitude of other hazards on the road. No matter how the flat tire happens, it is nearly always a major inconvenience. So, the question is, “Can you drive on a flat tire?” If your flat happens in the middle of the highway, driving on it so that you are safe is smart, but going any further will be damaging to the wheel and increase the probability of a road accident. Read on to learn a little more about the dangers of driving on a flat tire.
Can You Drive On A Flat Tire?
The simple answer is no. Although, as mentioned above, drive so that you are not in traffic to the side of the road. Driving on a flat tire can put you and your passengers’ safety at risk, as well as damage your vehicle. When you attempt to drive on a flat tire, you’ll notice that your vehicle
You may have noticed that the front tires of your all-wheel drive (AWD) vehicle tend to wear quicker than the back tires. Have you ever wondered why? Well, it’s because the front tires take care of the braking and steering of the vehicle. Additionally, failure to regularly rotate the tires, misalignment, aggressive driving, and underinflated tires can also contribute to the faster degradation of your front tires. Replacing only two tires on your vehicle may seem tempting, but could possibly lead to more problems in the future. What about 1? Can you replace 1 tire on AWD? Let’s answer that question and examine other AWD tire replacement myths.
Mismatched Tires on AWD Vehicles May Cause Damage
By only replacing one or two tires on your vehicle, you could be causing damage to your drivetrain. As tires are used and driven on, the tread life of that tire is diminished. This
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