Posted by Steve@Advance on June 01, 2019 at 11:54:32 from (66.169.147.211):
Stans post below about loosing a trailer tire got me to wondering...
If you loose a tire tread, or the tire blows and flies off, as on a tandem trailer or a duly set up, and you can safely continue on at reduced speed, or even if you do have to stop and change it, are you required to retrieve the tire remains from the roadway?
If it's safe, I will. But most of the tire failures I have had (not that many) happened on the interstate, Busy, high speed, not a safe place to be dodging traffic...
By the time I get stopped the remains are way down the road, or would be a very risky move to try to get it out of the road.
What do the authority's say? Can you be ticketed for such?
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