BLOWN TIRE | Learn how to have a FASTER BREAKDOWN TIME TRUCK DRIVERS
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 4 апр 2024
- BLOWN TIRE!!!! First make sure you and others are safe. One you get in a safe place evaluate the situation. If you realize you can get up the road to a safer location DO SO!! Roadside repair folks risk their lives to come help you love them back!!!
We were able to limp up the road another mile or so to the shoulder of an exit. It allowed a safe place for us, the repair guy and kept the highway safer!!
After getting to a better place I full looked over everything to make sure it was just a tire blow out. I then called breakdown with the information. Sam the repair guy arrived in about an hour and had the tire changed in 20 miles. cleaned up in 10!! We were back rolling with in 2 hours of the blow out!!!
Know you equipment, know you job and help yourself so someone can help you!! Sam from Loves is the MAN!!!
Be careful, stay safe and enjoy the adventures.
thanks for watching.
You might also wanna follow us on:
Linktree: linktr.ee/2simplelivin
Instagram: / 2simplelivin
Facebook: / 2simplelivin
Amazon Store: www.amazon.com/shop/simplelivin 
Хобби
Nice job, Sam!
I always found the roadside workers to be some of the kindest people in the business. Thank you for your service.
Thank you for pointing out the importance of evaluating your situation and to get to safety first.
Additionally, thank you for highlighting and showing true gratitude the breakdown workers. Your kindness is an example that we should all try to imitate.
It's an honor to share the knowledge God has given us. We pray it helps make this world a better place.
Thank you for the love and support after all this time. You absolutely bless me and fill my heart with joy.
Sam 👍
yup! tire says: got run! away it went! yup! those steel belts can mess up the undercarriage!! hi Sam! thanks 4 the tip's...thanks ya'll !!
🤣 nice joke!! I like that!!
that was an underinflated tire. this is why you check your inflation psi every morning with a long guage. yes I know, it's hard work.
Thanks for your opion!! Yes, could the tire have been low!!??? Possibly!!! A good pre-trip was done before starting the day. Was it more likely due to terrible road conditions that level drivers strained daily along the same section of highway.... !!! When you don't know all the facts it's hard to have an accurate answer.
@@SimpleLivin if you had recorded the psi (on paper or by memory) you could for sure blame the pavenent conditions. But it's only speculation since you didn't.
I see you operate guilty until proven incent. I have nothing to prove to anyone. I don't work to please man but to please God. Many blessings and much love