can the black rubber goodyear garden hose withstand cars running over it?
1659037
Yes it is able to stand rubber tires like cars and light trucks I have run it over and it retained its shape. I never tried semis ect hope this helps you.
1659038
yes can it stand cars running over it, i have a Goodyear on my garden and it bend and unbend and take the biting pretty good
1659039
I ordered a total of three and have never seen better. Very good quality and very heavy. I have run over mine and can't tell it. In my opinion they could take quite a few tires.
1659040
Yes in short, I have a auto shop and I use my 3/4" goodyear hoses on a daily basis like 9 years not the only time I split one was last winter I let it freeze and the plow went across is and put a small gouge in it other than that you should not have any issues, and they work great with extreme hot water I use 160 deg and have never had a failure.
1659041
Hi! The black rubber water hose should handle a car running over it, as long as it is not consistently ran over.
1659042
I've not driven over them but these are very heavy hoses. The wife doesn't like them because they are heavy, but they are great. Extremely durable.
1659043
Yes, it should hold up with tires running over it. Very heavy. Not good for home use. Too heavy if you are always going to be winding it up or moving it around much.
983609
Hey David Your question is something I don't think I can answer. I don't think it would have much problem with a car tire.it's rated to 150 psi and it recovers really fast .but it only has a 1.2 gallon tank makes sense thT it might be able to do it buy I don't want say yes for sure
582194
A car should be fine. This stuff is very high density...its not squishy and deforming like interlocking squares
2263263
I'm sure that it would. We have used it for all kinds of stuff & it has never failed. We are going to fix our garden hoses with it.
1147694
Possibly if the tire is made out of pool float like material. But it will probably get knocked down.
475662
I think the cones are low and pliable enough not to damage a car. Bumping them shouldn't damage them. Not sure about running them over.
128169
I don't know about cars but I attached this to my hose to water my plants but it only dropped it down about 30 ppm.
963504
The soaker hose is about as flexible as a garden hose. It will handle curves without trouble, but something like a sharp 90 degree bend may cause it to kink.
335499
This is a heavy duty rubber hose engineered to withstand extreme temperatures (from sub-zero to baking hot). As such, it is round, resistant to tangling, and not flat even without water. The hardware on each end is highest in quality.
2034196
I would recommend replacing the hose itself. This stuff could work, but I have no idea whether it can be attacked by gasoline.
1289093
This is a heaver hose than the cheep plastic hoses. I love the fact that it stands up to heavy traffic. I don't recommend using it for traveling sprinklers though, its too heavy for them to pull and the gears wear out quick so to answer your question, yes its hard to drag across the yard.
323829
The rubber is very expensive as it has had all the metal removed for safe used for childrens play area. The company makes another product which may still parts of the metal included but is intended for garden mulch. It would be a cheaper solution for your car port I believe.
2094117
I would say not. I don't think it would handle the road vibrations and stress before it cracked.
285399
I would say so. I run a used car dealership and we never have problems with this tire on any car we put them on.
1963557
I do not think so because the rubber is quite strong and the finishing ( at the end) is important to follow the curves if the car.
285568
I would not recommend using it on a radiator hose as the pressure and heat will probably cause the seal to break, but I have not used it on a rubber based item. It tends to work better on plastic or hard (metal) materials, making a better seal that tends to hold. It is no magic remedy.
2059302
I have not used it on rubber, just on the pumper and side mirror covers. I think if it was used on rubber such as tire might get hard and crack, my guess.