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Old 07-22-2023, 11:28 PM   #12 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by filip00 View Post
I am really curious as to what is actually causing this, if that is really true. I'll tell you why I'm very suspicious about it.

First off, new cars have a higher tyre pressure and they sit around for quite a while before being delivered, and those tyres don't have flat spots.
Secondly, I cycle a lot. New bicycle tyres often come folded, like, completely folded. You unfold them and mount them to the rim, pump them up and presto - they're completely round and no flat spots, although they were completely folded.
I don't think it's that easy to create a flat spot, let alone if you raise the tyre pressure.
I've read about many members here that live in the colder climates where they put their cars on jack stands during winter storage, amongst other preparations, to avoid flat spots on tires.
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