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tire temperature

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I have a friend who has a commercial tire company that also recaps tires. He said that most of the pieces of tires you see on the road are from non-recapped tires. Apparently somebody did a study on it. (probably at the behest of the Recapping industry).
He says that tires will disintegrate when they reach their curing temperature: somewhere around 300 degrees.
I wonder if they will soften and blow out somewhere between the 200 and 300 degree range?

Larry
Intrigue
10762

Re: tire temperature

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Yahoo Message Number: 17196
From: "LARRY A HANSON" larryhanson01@...>
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I have a friend who has a commercial tire company that also recaps tires.
He said that most of the pieces of tires you see on the road are from > non-recapped tires. Apparently somebody did a study on it. (probably at > the behest of the Recapping industry). (snip)
This study was done years ago. I've been retired eight years now, and it was done years before I retired.

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He says that tires will disintegrate when they reach their curing > temperature: somewhere around 300 degrees. I wonder if they will soften > and blow out somewhere between the 200 and 300 degree range?
I've read that it starts to happen at ~250 degrees (F).

Dick (& Geri) Campagna
'98 36' Intrigue #10571
Mfd: 11/97