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If your car or vehicle has a broken tire belt you need to replace it. This broken item can cause a very bad accident.


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How dangerous is a broken tire belt?

It is very dangerous to drive a vehicle with a broken tire belt. A tire belt is used to reinforce the area under the tread. They provide puncture resistance and help the tire stay flat so that it can make the best contact with the road. When a belt breaks the tire becomes out of round which causes steering wheel shimmy, vibration, and in the worst case scenario, tread separation from the tire. All 3 examples can cause you to lose control of your vehicle. If the tire belt is broken the tire needs to be replaced as soon as possible.


How can you tell if tire has a broken belt?

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Is a tire bad if there are threads coming out of the sidewall?

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Can a broken tire belt cause tire rupture?

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What would cause a thumping in left tire but gets worse when turning to the right?

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Could a broken tire belt cause my car to vibrate after a accident?

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What can couse shakeing in your tire?

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