Potholes

[H2odog]

I.ve never driven a 3 wheeler either so am not quite sure what to expect.

 

[H2odog]

A three wheel car will be a learning curve with me. All part of the new adventure for all of us.

My first experience with a 3 wheeler was Christmas day 1948. I backed my new 3 wheeler down 2 flights of stairs!

 

[Craig]

Jobeleca said: ↑
I figure that the rear wheel will take potholes the best and won't cause any accidental missteering if it is deep.

I think your correct. That may be a good reason for a run flat tire.

These potholes would be no problem. JMO

 

[zelio]

These potholes would be no problem. JMO

You can simply park the Elio in them. LOL :-) Z

 

[H2odog]

These potholes would be no problem. JMO

Potholes my patootie! Where was the meteor strike??

 

[Craig]

You can simply park the Elio in them. LOL Z

 

[H2odog]

You can simply park the Elio on them. LOL Better than a speed bump!

 

[Joshua Caldwell]

Lol nice

 

[Craig]

You can simply park the Elio on them. LOL Better than a speed bump!

It said that's what they were using them for.
Think of the liability.

 

[DBN477]

Run flats require air pressure to work properly. They just give you a limp home mode. The downside for that limited capability is they ride harsh and are expensive. No thanks on both counts for me.

The harsh ride was true of early runflats, not now. I ran non-runflat snow tires this past winter, and now summer wheels on with runflats. Ride quality is the same. I expected mpg to suffer with heavier runflats on, that did not happen. Winter and summer tires are the same size. Wheels are the same(just different color). Expensive? Not compared to the non runflat snow tires I bought.