Do they ever go away? I have some old Continentals and they have flat spots. I'm all over the damn road.
Yes. Drive 'em hard to get them real warm. Now don't try a John Force burnout, That'll wreck 'em. Do htis a few times and your golden.
SOME BODY PATENT THIS FOR ME -I WANT TO INVENT RADIALS THAT SAY THEY ARE BIAS TIRES ON THE TIRE!!!!AND SELL A BUNCH OF THEM TO US HOT RODDERS
[ QUOTE ] Yes. Drive 'em hard to get them real warm. Now don't try a John Force burnout, That'll wreck 'em. Do htis a few times and your golden. [/ QUOTE ] Hehehe...I think I can do some of that tomorrow. Thanks.
The flat spots on my last set of bias ply's came from sitting in one spot for over 10 months a time and then driven for a day and repeated 10 months later. Although the flat spots never went away, where the tires had rested eventually split at the sidewall on me and it was a pain in the ass on labor day when everything is closed. I think the vibration from the flat spots will be the least of your worries. The flat spots won't go away, but then again, they arent getting worse -Dane
move the vehicle weekly, My roadster was bad during the colder months because I wouldnt drive it as much, I would put the floor jack under the diff and un weight the rear end. the front didnt seem to be a problem because they had a higher air pressure, my slicks only had about 10-12 psi in them and flat spotted if not driven.