Editor’s Note: This article has been contributed by Peter R. Thom, president, and William J. Woehrle, tire group leader, at Peter R. Thom and Associates Inc.

A limousine fire in the San Francisco Bay Area caught the nation’s attention recently with its horrific loss of life and mysterious origin. The victims were members of a bridal party out for a celebration. The fatal ride, a stretched 1999 Lincoln Town car, was part of a fleet managed by a licensed limousine company with a clean operating record. That night, the only potential violation was that the limo was licensed to carry eight passengers, and the party numbered nine.

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