Posted by old on November 06, 2016 at 10:32:00 from (209.86.226.57):
In Reply to: Re: safe inflation posted by JimS on November 06, 2016 at 09:07:46:
Common every day car tire lawn mower tire etc are pretty safe unless the rim is messed up of the bead cords are broken in the tire. Yes you still keep your head back and away form the tire when you air it up and never go over say 50PSI tops to get the bead to seal.
I worked at a tire place and on the ceiling there was a mark caused by a tire that came of a rim. Normal car type tire. Broke the guys jaw when it flew off. The owner left that mark there so as to make use think when we worked on tires and what can happen if you do not make sure every thing is good. The guy had taken the lock part of the tire machine and was not watching how much air he was putting in so when the pressure got to high the tire blew off the back side and flew. Guy had way to much air in it
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