I hit a bonejarring pothole on the way home from work. It was dark, so I couldn't see it with the glare from my glasses, combined w/bumper to bumper stop n' go traffic...(My eyes were on the road/and cars ahead of me, not the on the shoulder, which I failed to realized had started to develop some deep and bad potholes).
My tires are 7 mo. old BF Goodrich Precept tires (I am still not sure if they really are all-season or not, even tho' that's what it claims to be)
The tire pressure should be accurate since, I had them checked and serviced the week after New Years...
I just don't know if I should be worried or not. I didn't hear any "thumping" like a flat tire would sound, nor any real I guess "alarming sound". But should I be worried?
If any of you guys have read my old posts, I also had Toyota Dealership (uhmm...not quite sure if it's a deal), fix the catalyitic converter, new muffler, fix brake lights and labor to the tune of $1000, but since they made the mistake, and it was practically a 2 month process, they righted the wrong, and did it for free. I am also thinking they might have checked fluids and stuff for free (they wanted to make money off of it, but they had to do it for free). My dad got at least 3-4 letters from Toyota.
At my last Wal-mart oil change (Around Thanksgiving) they checked my fluids, and other things, but you know how that goes...
I just worry about things like this since I'm uneducated car-wise...any afvice would be appreciated