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12-03-2008, 01:20 AM
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AKA Samurai Racer
Drives: Yaris 2006 Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: South Africa
Posts: 834
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Slightly damaged wheel
HEy Guys
quick Question i was driving to work yesterday ,and they had been working on the road at night but didnt put up any beacons , so they had removed tar for about 500m , as i couldnt go anywhere else i had to ride this section of road , i ended up riding over the part where they had stopped working and it left a ledge ,and buckled my left front wheel , luckly the tire is ok . i had the wheel repaired , wheel alignment and balancing done , they say everything looks ok , i had a look at the front shocks and all seems ok , anything i should look out for ??? maybe hidden damage i dont know?? thanks guys. PS: Tenzo R wheels are pretty hard , my wheel didnt even crack.Michelin make great tires aswell , the tire was still 100% , no damage. |
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