Who’s At Fault When Your Motorcycle’s Tire Blows Out?

It’s not easy to know who’s at fault when your motorcycle tires blow out. You may assign liability for your accident based on the nature of your surroundings. An investigation into your accident may reveal that construction crews, tire manufacturers, or your fellow motorists bear the blame for your losses.

If you’re not sure what evidence to use when building a tire blowout case, don’t panic. You can work with Dale R. Rose, PLLC, and its motorcycle accident attorneys to investigate your losses. Our team has access to research methods and tools only available to legal professionals. We will use those tools to your benefit throughout your recovery.

Evidence of Fault

You need strong evidence to establish fault after a tire blowout accident. Unfortunately, there’s no tried-and-tested formula you can rely on when gathering that evidence. You may find yourself relying on data like the following:

• A post-crash vehicular assessment
• Debris from the scene of an accident
• Photos or videos of your collision
• Statements from witnesses
• Documentation of vehicular maintenance 
• Manufacturers’ statements
• Expert witness testimony

An experienced motorcycle accident attorney will analyze this data to determine who you can hold liable for your losses. Liability may fall on unexpected parties, including a tire manufacturer, tire distributor, or motorcycle mechanic. Government officials may even be to blame for your losses if their failure to maintain local roads caused a motorcycle’s tires to burst.

You do not have to gather this evidence on your own. You can rely on a motorcycle accident lawyer and their professional partners to investigate your accident. The combined expertise of all of these parties will help you more accurately assign blame for your losses.

How to Prove Your Right to Compensation After Your Motorcycle Tire Blows Out

Proving motorcycle accident liability is one thing. Acting on information about liability is another. Once you’ve determined who you may hold responsible for a motorcycle tire blowout accident, it’s time to argue for your right to support. You may specifically request economic and non-economic damages based on the losses you endured due to a motorcycle’s tire blowout.

You may include losses like the following in your request for support:

• Medical expenses
• Pain management and mobility assistance
• Lost wages
• Property damage and replacement
• Property rentals
• Emotional distress
• Reduced quality of life

Make sure you have evidence on hand to help argue for your right to certain damages. Your attorney will use hospital bills, medical records, income statements, and invoices to defend your right to financial aid.

Should You Contact a Motorcycle Accident Lawyer?

If you want to demand compensation for losses sustained due to a motorcycle tire blowout accident, call a lawyer for support. We recommend that you connect with an attorney before Texas’s personal injury statute of limitations expires, or else you may waive your right to accident compensation.

You may more specifically assign the responsibility for building your motorcycle tire blowout case to an attorney so you can prioritize your health and well-being. Our team will organize all of the documents relevant to your case while you go back to work and get the medical attention you need to recover.

So long as you submit your claim by the second anniversary of your accident, you should preserve your right to demand accident compensation from a liable party in civil court. We encourage you to reach out to an attorney quickly to make the most of your filing deadline. Early contact also allows our team to preserve the evidence most relevant to your case.

Speak With a Lawyer After a Motorcycle Tire Blow Out

It’s not fair that you’re left holding the bag after your motorcycle tires blow out. You have the right to name a negligent party responsible for your recent losses. Work with Dale R. Rose, PLLC, to gather the evidence you need to name a party liable for your injuries, property damage, and other expenses.

Our team has 27 years of experience helping survivors like you pay their motorcycle accident bills. We’re prepared to go to court on your behalf after a serious loss. If you want to learn more about the ways our services may benefit you, call our team at (972) 634-ROSE (7673) or contact us online to book a free consultation.