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Originally Posted by JCL
As long as you don't overheat the flat tire (by driving on it too far, and/or too fast) .
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Actually this brings up a question...
One can look at a RFT (or any tire for that matter) once it is dismounted and see it has been destroyed by driving on it- sidewall is shredded due to heating and delam..
But what CAN one reasonably get away with and not damage a RFT?
Is "50 miles at 50MPH or less" going to work? My suspicion is no, that this is the outer envelope on
safety, not on 'tire will survive'.
Thoughts?
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