Posted by BigMarv1085 on December 19, 2013 at 17:43:42 from (98.66.167.48):
In Reply to: Tire go boom... posted by mss3020 on December 19, 2013 at 08:45:32:
I went and picked up a load of corn on a gravity flow once. Had to go about 20 miles and I stopped about half way home to let the traffic get by. I could hear air leaking and the sotrtore had no air so I bought a can of fix a flat and put it in the tire. This stuff was bubbling all over the tire and so if left and started home. This car comes up on me and was flashing lights, blowing his horn and was right on my tail but I could pull over. Finall when I get a chance to pull over he pulls up, the tire blows up and sends all of this slime over his car and he never stoppd.
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