Drove 1000km across Western Siberian last week visiting the babushka ,
the roads were bloody awfull great big holes in the ashpalt , had two punctures and this was the state of the wheel when we arrived ,it was still holding 32 psi .......just
On my first trip to the Urals, I noticed lots of poor quality cars. I wasn't long before I realised how bad the roads were and why driving something tasty was not a good idea.
I used to carry a hammer in the footwell for precisely this reason - Hit pothole, leap out, bash wheel back into place before too much air leaks out, reinflate tyre
I used to carry a hammer in the footwell for precisely this reason - Hit pothole, leap out, bash wheel back into place before too much air leaks out, reinflate tyre
I used to carry a hammer in the footwell for precisely this reason - Hit pothole, leap out, bash wheel back into place before too much air leaks out, reinflate tyre
It's amazing what can be achieved with a bent wheel, a block of wood and a 4lb lump hammer. I've even straightened alloys this way. Yes you can get an airtight seal again.