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Very cool, thanks for sharing the thought process too - interesting to hear how other guys deal with unique situations like that.

Mike, thanks for this! Can I have a copy? [email protected]

Ouch! Anything quick and cheap won't be perfect, but you COULD cut a clean hole to remove the peeling metal, fiberglass it from the backside, then bondo/paint the front side. Or, if you can weld or have a friend who can weld aluminum, cut a nice clean hole and a matching filler piece, weld...

Yup, it means the steel belts have separated, and the rubber isn't strong enough to hold the air pressure without expanding. Dangerous, especially on the front wheels, but really should be replaced even if on the rear.

Re: Mike Phillips - Vehicle Inspection Form - Version 2 Just joined and saw this thread today! A good form to have on hand, could I get a copy?