Because of burnouts, may be!!?

anku · 6th December 2007, 21:10

hey member my friend saw a Porsche Cayenne today but how juss have look:-
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i think owner like do burnout or was checking the power of the mighty

Nitin · 6th December 2007, 21:29

I haven't really heard of people trying burnouts in an SUV..maybe they do,but its not common.
This could be more of a ripped tire,due to road conditions.

cheap_deal · 6th December 2007, 21:48

my God the cayenne looks 100 times more fugly with the exterior mounted tyre. why do owners opt for that?

Akshay1234 · 6th December 2007, 21:50

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Originally Posted by cheap_deal

my God the cayenne looks 100 times more fugly with the exterior mounted tyre. why do owners opt for that?

it actually looks pretty good. but its subjective.

speedmiester · 6th December 2007, 21:53

I don't think its because of burnouts, it must be a ripped tyre. There are no marks on the alloy rim.

Nitin · 6th December 2007, 22:18

Exactly,I feel its probably a case of driving on a punctured tire for an extended period of time.

The read mounted wheel gives the Cayenne a RAV4 look.

toiingg · 7th December 2007, 09:30

Must have sprong a leak, and the owner must be feeling 'im too important to be seen changing a puntured tyre' and must have driven on.

viper · 7th December 2007, 09:42

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Originally Posted by Nitin

Exactly,I feel its probably a case of driving on a punctured tire for an extended period of time.

Hi,

You could be right maybe that or a tyre burst.

Viper

iraghava · 7th December 2007, 13:53

That to me looks like a runflat. The sidewalls have survived due to their added stiffness while the rest has peeled away. Could be wrong though.

normally_crazy · 7th December 2007, 15:29

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Originally Posted by toiingg

Must have sprong a leak, and the owner must be feeling 'im too important to be seen changing a puntured tyre' and must have driven on.

Too important to change tyres but not important enough to be seen carrying a spare alloy with no tyre

6th December 2007, 21:10	#1
anku BANNED Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: mumbai Posts: 254 Thanked: 128 Times View My Garage	Because of burnouts, may be!!? hey member my friend saw a Porsche Cayenne today but how juss have look:- ImageShack - Hosting :: cayeah2.jpg ImageShack - Hosting :: ewgz6.jpg i think owner like do burnout or was checking the power of the mighty
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6th December 2007, 21:29	#2
Nitin Senior - BHPian Join Date: May 2006 Location: Houston, Texas Posts: 3,294 Thanked: 20 Times View My Garage	I haven't really heard of people trying burnouts in an SUV..maybe they do,but its not common. This could be more of a ripped tire,due to road conditions.
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6th December 2007, 21:48	#3
cheap_deal BHPian Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: unknown Posts: 465 Thanked: 8 Times	my God the cayenne looks 100 times more fugly with the exterior mounted tyre. why do owners opt for that?
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6th December 2007, 21:53	#5
speedmiester Senior - BHPian Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: bangalore Posts: 2,387 Thanked: 6,631 Times	I don't think its because of burnouts, it must be a ripped tyre. There are no marks on the alloy rim.
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6th December 2007, 22:18	#6
Nitin Senior - BHPian Join Date: May 2006 Location: Houston, Texas Posts: 3,294 Thanked: 20 Times View My Garage	Exactly,I feel its probably a case of driving on a punctured tire for an extended period of time. The read mounted wheel gives the Cayenne a RAV4 look.
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7th December 2007, 09:30	#7
toiingg BHPian Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Calcutta Posts: 639 Thanked: 266 Times	Must have sprong a leak, and the owner must be feeling 'im too important to be seen changing a puntured tyre' and must have driven on.
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7th December 2007, 13:53	#9
iraghava Senior - BHPian Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Bhaiyyaland Posts: 8,033 Thanked: 265 Times View My Garage	That to me looks like a runflat. The sidewalls have survived due to their added stiffness while the rest has peeled away. Could be wrong though.
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