Narrative:

ATIS was reporting winds 120 degrees at 13 KTS. I corrected for the crosswind and my airspeed was 75 KIAS. It was a normal landing, the main wheels touched down first then the nosewheel. As I began to slow down the plane veered to the left, I immediately tried to correct but realized I was going to strike one of the runway edge lights, I applied full power took off again but the left wheel cover struck the runway edge light. The tower, after inquiring if everyone onboard was all right, cleared me to land on runway 14. I reported to the tower that I thought the left tire had burst so they had a fire truck stand by at runway 14. The plane landed with no further incident. I believe the plane was about 1000 ft down runway 19L when it veered and hit the edge light. After securing the aircraft I inspected it for damage and found that the left wheel cover and the rear left side of the nosewheel cover had damage. There was also 2 scratches on the left door.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: A CESSNA 182 PLT STRUCK THE RWY EDGE LIGHTS DURING A GAR AT ICT. EMER EQUIP CALLED OUT FOR LNDG.

Narrative: ATIS WAS RPTING WINDS 120 DEGS AT 13 KTS. I CORRECTED FOR THE XWIND AND MY AIRSPD WAS 75 KIAS. IT WAS A NORMAL LNDG, THE MAIN WHEELS TOUCHED DOWN FIRST THEN THE NOSEWHEEL. AS I BEGAN TO SLOW DOWN THE PLANE VEERED TO THE L, I IMMEDIATELY TRIED TO CORRECT BUT REALIZED I WAS GOING TO STRIKE ONE OF THE RWY EDGE LIGHTS, I APPLIED FULL PWR TOOK OFF AGAIN BUT THE L WHEEL COVER STRUCK THE RWY EDGE LIGHT. THE TWR, AFTER INQUIRING IF EVERYONE ONBOARD WAS ALL RIGHT, CLRED ME TO LAND ON RWY 14. I RPTED TO THE TWR THAT I THOUGHT THE L TIRE HAD BURST SO THEY HAD A FIRE TRUCK STAND BY AT RWY 14. THE PLANE LANDED WITH NO FURTHER INCIDENT. I BELIEVE THE PLANE WAS ABOUT 1000 FT DOWN RWY 19L WHEN IT VEERED AND HIT THE EDGE LIGHT. AFTER SECURING THE ACFT I INSPECTED IT FOR DAMAGE AND FOUND THAT THE L WHEEL COVER AND THE REAR L SIDE OF THE NOSEWHEEL COVER HAD DAMAGE. THERE WAS ALSO 2 SCRATCHES ON THE L DOOR.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of July 2007 and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.