Date: Thu, 11 Sep 2003 08:09:36 GMT From: "Tim" <tarenopsamAMbtopenworld.com> Subject: Re: Saab Complaint
Hi there, I have asked you previously 7.9.03 in this thread what I believed was a pertinent question (no response) and now you appear to be making more technical claims re wheel rim edges again are your comments personal or based on evidence from SAAB, Michelin, some other tyre company or another US or worldwide statistical body. Because it would appear that whist you have suffered 2 blowouts in 5,000 miles others appear not to have done or do you have hard corroborated evidence to the contrary? I have not found any corroborating evidence to substantiate your claims thus far so am left wondering where your information was gleamed from? Many thanks, Tim. "milt brewster" <milt73nopsamc.net> wrote in message news:MPG.19c91bc4b11ed633989dddnopsam.sonic.net... > In article <MPG.19c85997e1d19ba7989b2cnopsam.cis.dfn.de>, > djtaylornopsamoot.com says... > > > > Here's the deal: I had two blowouts on low mileage OEM tires > > > that should NEVER have blown out. It isn't just bad luck: It's > > > a product safety issue. ... Not only for me, but potentially for > > > any other driver of a late model Saab that might encounter the > > > same conditions I did. > > > > Milt, I'm bored with all this, please come back and post the results of > > your expert witness who will have investigated the *actual* reason for > > the blowouts of your tyres. > > > > Continual conjecture is getting very old very quickly! > > > > You just make Saab look bad when you speak up in their behalf > with silliness like this. > > To get down to cases; I did exactly as you suggested, in another > post, several days ago. I'll bet you saw it. > > Saab wheelrims are designed in a way, that they hold the > treadbelt of a tire when it deflates -- and not even by very > much. This allows the wheel rim edges to very quickly cut the > sidewalls loose from the tread belt. This escalates a minor > tire problem with a slow leak, to a catastrophic blowout. It > happens in around ten seconds in normal freeway driving. > > I didn't make this up. I do indeed have more than one "expert" > now, who will attest that this is exactly what happened. > > Happy motoring. > > *********** > > I was not looking for a personal fight when I originally posted > here. I had had a real problem; wanted to report it. I was > looking for a little technical input. I was surprised to see the > replies from you and others get very personal very fast. I had > expected to see a lot more knowledge here and a lot less > namecalling. > > I haven't seen much in the way of technical help here, but I > believe I've made my point about Saab and their OEM tires -- > especially when I see replies like this. > > I am not a troll; nor am I a "whiner." While I am getting tired > of the adolescence I see here; I can handle it just fine -- even > from you. > > After several replies like this from you, I'll indulge myself and > tell you that I am actually sorry for you and some of the other > "enthusiasts" posting here. You may go away now. > > > mb >
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