Full Version: How do you fix Flat spotted tires?
Replace them....
See if you can find a tire shop that can shave them, and that may not fix them either.
QUOTE(9146986 @ Sep 15 2008, 08:44 AM) 
See if you can find a tire shop that can shave them, and that may not fix them either.
And my understanding is that it might be hard to find a shop that will shave a tire that has already been run on the road. The issue being they don't want to damage the blade by it hitting any embedded stones. But I think I have heard of places that will shave tires that have been run.
QUOTE(Richard Casto @ Sep 15 2008, 05:58 AM)
QUOTE(9146986 @ Sep 15 2008, 08:44 AM)
See if you can find a tire shop that can shave them, and that may not fix them either.
And my understanding is that it might be hard to find a shop that will shave a tire that has already been run on the road. The issue being they don't want to damage the blade by it hitting any embedded stones. But I think I have heard of places that will shave tires that have been run.
That is what I thought... I did get them a little better by moving them to the rear and doing some doughnuts 
Buy new ones.
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Massive burnouts?
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