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Loose Wheel

Fireman · 2008-01-15 00:45:42

Where did this wheel come from!!!! it looks a bit big for this car

15-01-2008 12:45am

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Fireman

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Where did this wheel come from!!!! it looks a bit big for this car

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#2 15-01-2008 9:27am

Mellor

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Hazard its from the truck that burst into the car

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#3 15-01-2008 9:30am

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may be the car collided with the side of the truck, bent the rim, made the tyre to deflate rapidly (thus the black dust on the back door)

anyway, that doesn't explain why the tire is not attached to the truck anymore

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#4 15-01-2008 9:34am

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At least it hit the car rather than a person!!

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#5 15-01-2008 9:35am

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Definately from a truck or bus. Anyone remember that schoolbus a year or two ago that lost its entire rear axle while in motion? :eek:

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#6 15-01-2008 9:59am

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jaysus thats a bit of a wollop alright. Wouldnt have fancied being in the car when that happened.

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#7 15-01-2008 12:52pm

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Christ that is alot of damage from a tyre.. I wonder did the truck hit the car and then lose the tyre... Good capture by the way! LIVE at the scene.. lol

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#8 16-01-2008 2:32pm

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It was an artic truck passing the parked car when the tyre blew out and the wheel was ripped from the hub, There was such a bang that it blew out two shop windows

Regards Fireman

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