Curb rash :(
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I had a similar divot in one of my old P-Zeros, with a similar amount of curb rash, although the carved out bit of rubber was still hanging by a thread so I superglued it back down.
Point is, that divot is in the "rim protector" part of the tyre where the outer rubber is deliberately very thick and even a quite deep divot does no structural damage.
Point is, that divot is in the "rim protector" part of the tyre where the outer rubber is deliberately very thick and even a quite deep divot does no structural damage.
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I had a similar divot in one of my old P-Zeros, with a similar amount of curb rash, although the carved out bit of rubber was still hanging by a thread so I superglued it back down.
Point is, that divot is in the "rim protector" part of the tyre where the outer rubber is deliberately very thick and even a quite deep divot does no structural damage.
Point is, that divot is in the "rim protector" part of the tyre where the outer rubber is deliberately very thick and even a quite deep divot does no structural damage.
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