You can't cure stupid RV owners...

[Mopar1973Man]

[IBMobile]

once again

[Russ Roth]

The really scarey part is they actually live and walk among us.

[dorkweed]

Darwin Award nominee??!!

[birchy]

I can see the "classifieds" ad now...  "Truck for sale - Low KM's - Like NEW"...

 

Wow.

[Wild and Free]

Well in his case a set of new tires would triple the value of that wee vehicle. Those K-mart hub caps must add at least 5 bucks to it too.

Edited January 25, 2014 by Wild and Free

[KATOOM]

I'm defending this person for not paying better attention to what he's towing but really with how quiet those class A motorhomes are inside and how powerful the engines can be (especially if its a pusher), I'm sure he didn’t even notice what was going on behind him.  Maybe he didn’t have a rear camera, which he should have when towing behind a big RV like that.  Whatever the case, its the other folks on the road who should be giving the helpful notice that something’s wrong.....not ridiculing.  I cant even begin to count how many people I tell on the road that they have a flat (or going flat) tire on their car or trailer.  Its just common courtesy.

 

When towing with my truck, I'd never "feel" a flat tire as the engine just powers unaffected through the additional drag.  The last time I noticed my old TT with a flat was only because my boost gauge went up 2 psi and I thought that was strange enough to pull over, whereby I found a destroyed tire back there.  Sure would have been nice to have someone behind me give a heads up that it was going flat before it tore up my trailers side.  That’s why I now run a TPMS.

Edited March 8, 2014 by KATOOM

[JAG1]

It's my thought that no one is perfect. We all have accomplished unbelievable mistakes sometime during our lives.

Edited March 8, 2014 by JAG1