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M450 Steer Tire BlowOut
01-26-2015, 21:02 (This post was last modified: 01-27-2015 01:47 by cmillsap.)
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RE: M450 Steer Tire BlowOut
(01-26-2015 18:10)GregOConnor Wrote:  tag and drive tires force bus in straight line. when in a slow turn, require more effort and stress on front tire casings to make a turn??

Interesting observation, Greg,
This is why I asked about the steer wheels cut. Remember that the M380 has no tag axle. I could turn my M380 on a dime. I don’t know what the degree of wheel cut is on this Meritor IFS but there has been a trend lately by motorcoach manufacturers to increase the wheel cut to attain a smaller turn radius. Some (I think) are up into the 60 to 70 degrees area. Extreme wheel cut on a tag fitted bus could put a lot of side wall pressure on the steer tires.
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M450 Steer Tire BlowOut - davidbrady - 01-17-2015, 12:40
RE: M450 Steer Tire BlowOut - dentmac - 01-18-2015, 20:28
RE: M450 Steer Tire BlowOut - dentmac - 01-24-2015, 21:51
RE: M450 Steer Tire BlowOut - dentmac - 01-25-2015, 00:40
RE: M450 Steer Tire BlowOut - dentmac - 01-25-2015, 22:52
RE: M450 Steer Tire BlowOut - dentmac - 01-26-2015, 18:45
RE: M450 Steer Tire BlowOut - cmillsap - 01-26-2015 21:02



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