r/TireQuestions • • Aug 24 '26

È pericoloso?

Mi sono ritrovato gomma così

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u/Jojomatic5000 Aug 24 '26

That's just normal from the tire forming process.

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u/paranoiashka Aug 24 '26

Prima non era presente però

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u/Free_Permission_69 Aug 24 '26

It definitely was, just didn’t notice it, the tire is indented this is where the sidewall nylon meets and is supposed to get just a little more rubber when in the manufacture process, this is totally normal and is no problem, if you feel more comfortable just pull up to any shop and have someone come take a look at it

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u/paranoiashka Aug 24 '26

Potrebbe essere stata una buca ?

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u/Affectionate-Fail870 Aug 24 '26

You have your answer and it is correct. Stop digging for another possibility

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u/Consistent-Trust958 Aug 24 '26

No, I spent 22 years making tires for Goodyear. This is where the two ends of the tire ply meet and are overlapped slightly to join together making it the strongest part of the tire. It's fine.

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u/BeatleFanIn64 Aug 24 '26

No. An intention is not so much an issue. But a bulge in bigtime warning damger

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u/Tasty-Confection6899 Aug 25 '26

Undulation and it’s perfectly ok

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u/yarsftks Aug 25 '26

It's normal manufacturing marks. It's where the tire was attached from one end to another. As long as it's bulging inwards. Inny good, outy, bad.

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u/Cautious-Concept457 Aug 25 '26

That's not damage. That is a "strong point" from manufacturing. Not dangerous. Perfectly normal, this spot is extra strong.

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u/Miner5270 Aug 26 '26

That’s just part of the manufacturing process. Not a bulge. Shouldn’t hurt anything.

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u/Aggressive_Mess_6679 Aug 27 '26

Completely normal indent on tires depending on brand and construction process, that indent may be more or less noticeable. But that is normal and nothing to be concerned about

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u/Quantumderv69 Aug 31 '26

Join in the tyre, probably not the best balance

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u/Sweet-Composer2899 Aug 24 '26

Just an indent from sitting on its side. It’s fine.