This is nothing, right?

[OCDriver]

Just put my summer tires on last week, and I noticed this little imperfection here along the edge of one:

There's no hole or puncture, it's not losing air.

There's the tiniest bubble right by where I'm holding the coin (that's a Canadian quarter, BTW). So tiny, in fact, that you can't even see it upon visual inspection, you can only feel for it slowly, and it's just barely there.

 

[mightymousetech]

Ya, that is nothing.

Guess we know how you got the name OCD.

 

[OCDriver]

Quote:
Guess we know how you got the name OCD.

You know it!

 

[knerml]

Just a little cured rubber flash left in the mold, from the previous tire.

 

[Olas]

Personally I wouldn't worry, just drive on it and do a visual each week when you check pressures.

If you would feel better replacing it then go ahead, but keep the old one as an emergency only tyre.

 

[larryinnewyork]

Not to change the subject, but,

Who likes Canadian coins, I DO.
A Moose,
A Beaver,
I had an old Canadian Dollar with 2 Indians rowing a canoe.

Even their Map has good sounding names.
Saskatchewan,
Manitoba,
Thunder Bay

Envy over.

 

[Lolvoguy]

Dont' forget Moose Jaw, and Climax
(both places in Saskatchewan).

 

[OCDriver]

Originally Posted By: Lolvoguy
Dont' forget Moose Jaw, and Climax
(both places in Saskatchewan).


lol, there's nothing climactic about Saskatchewan

 

[Dyusik]

Originally Posted By: OCDriver
Originally Posted By: Lolvoguy
Dont' forget Moose Jaw, and Climax
(both places in Saskatchewan).


lol, there's nothing climactic about Saskatchewan


I can attest to that. Maybe the locust clouds?

 

[Trotter]

Originally Posted By: larryinnewyork
Not to change the subject, but,

Who likes Canadian coins, I DO.
A Moose,
A Beaver,
I had an old Canadian Dollar with 2 Indians rowing a canoe.

Even their Map has good sounding names.
Saskatchewan,
Manitoba,
Thunder Bay

Envy over.


That's an Elk on the quarter. Just say'en...