Blowouts must be hell on fiberglass fenderskirts.
The only thing the truck won’t be able to do is cross a railroad track, back down into a loading dock, or enter a parking lot with any kind of a curb.
Super single tire blowouts play hell with aluminum too. I had a 3 foot long - 6 inch wide gash in the back of a Peterbilt sleeper after blowing one on the front drive axle. The boss was not real happy with me after that one....red
It will not hold up here on the
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First of all, 65000 pounds ain’t $hit.
My Pete and trailer weigh 20 tons alone.
It would .have to run totally on the highway. Should you hit a curb even a little hard you would ruin your vehiles
Blowouts must be hell on fiberglass fenderskirts.
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Working people will pay for those losses.
A few weeks ago, I was minding my business in the right lane at a red light. The semi driver next to me decided that making a right turn from the left lane was a good idea. I’m not sure he even knew he hit me. He didn’t stop and my car wasn’t drivable.
It was a company car and since it was a hit and run, I was completely clear.
It would have really torn up those fiberglass sideskirts.