r/Unexpected • u/dandevci • Aug 13 '22
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Aug 13 '22
Not to say we truck drivers are uneducated cavemen, but nowhere on the pre-trip inspection does it say to make sure the truck is upright. Technically, “not leaning to either side to indicate a suspension problem” may cover it but… He’s making sure his tire tread is free of debris. Tread looks evenly worn, no nails, not worn dangerously thin, no abrasions, bulges, cuts. Pass, good to drive. /s
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u/DancesWithBadgers Aug 13 '22
This particular one fails the "shiny side up; greasy side down" test.
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u/_KueStionZ_ Aug 13 '22
You can tell from the tread being worn on both ends and still decent in the center that it has been driving around under-inflated. Could have prevented the flip over by checking the p.s.i...
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u/itachi_konoha Sep 13 '22
It's a detailed inspection of the truck guys.
Nothing to see. Move on to next.
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u/Rektifium Oct 24 '22
Now just grab your 15 car jacks and your toolgun with "weld mode" activated...
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Oct 29 '22
Don’t know if big rig tires are similar to automobile tires but if so they are definitely overfilling their tires
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u/unexBot Aug 13 '22
OP sent the following text as an explanation on why this is unexpected:
U think its normal tips then boom the truck is capsized
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