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Old 11-09-2014, 02:32 PM
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Default Tires,.... what we know,... or think we know

Did you see the news today on the commercial flight that blew a tire on takeoff?

Probably a good a lead-in as any for the following "test"
Test on tires

1.) what is proper percent of tire under Inflation for best performance on RV?
2.) T/F - you should not install your new tires on the aircraft for 12 to 24 hours after you initially mount and inflate them
3.) T/F - an under inflated tire may fail on takeoff as often or more often than on landing

Go read through sections of this Goodyear reference, on mounting and tire pressure
http://goodyearaviation.com/resources/tirecare_en.html
note: reference was provided on Wilkerson aircraft tires web site


4.) T/F I read the reference, my answers did not change, and I did not learn anything

Self score,.. and report,...
doubt it will be as good as tip-up vs slider, debate ... but may start some discussion

I'll start the discussion with noting,... yes there was some change
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