It's been a while since I posted on the site, but a few things have changed since I did. Recently I had to replace all the coil ignitions, rear brakes. I also bought all new sneakers for the car.( BF Goodrich G-Trac's) That brings me to a question. What would cuase me to get a bubble in the inside sidewall of my tire. I was actually working at my shop and heard my tire start to leak. When I walked over I found where it was leaking and sure enough there was a bubble about the size of a quarter. Anybody know about that stuff??

 

According to the tire manufacturers bubbles are caused by pinching of the sidewall. Either between the rim and the curb or rim and a pothole in the road.

Return the tire to the store. Some sidewall defects can be replaced under defective workmanship.