Friday the 13th any else have a bad day.
Originally Posted by SFLG35
so you just ruined one of those brand new tires you just bought
i can tell we have a smart one in the bunch
i can tell we have a smart one in the bunch
I had on MATT's black STMs and tires...the front left went flat and i drove on it ruining the tire (not the rim) that was already mostly bald
Now I have my STMs back on with the new fronts and the new rears are getting mounted as we speak.
well my OEM jack is broke too...but I have learned my lesson and now in my trunk netting I carry the following...
1) 2ton floor jack
2) 1/2" drive breaker bar
3) 1/2" to 3/4" drive adapter
4) 3/4" inch drive 19mm thin wall socket
5) 3/4" inch drive 21mm thin wall socket
6) wheel lock key
1) 2ton floor jack
2) 1/2" drive breaker bar
3) 1/2" to 3/4" drive adapter
4) 3/4" inch drive 19mm thin wall socket
5) 3/4" inch drive 21mm thin wall socket
6) wheel lock key
Are you sure that your 3/4" drive isn't a 1/2" and that the 1/2" isn't 3/8"? Just make sure everything fits up nicely before you need it again.
I had to take out my spare, so I have a bottle of slime, tire plugs, and an air compressor in case the same thing happens to me.
You might want to look into getting a compact bottle jack.
I had to take out my spare, so I have a bottle of slime, tire plugs, and an air compressor in case the same thing happens to me.
You might want to look into getting a compact bottle jack.
Originally Posted by Gilley
Are you sure that your 3/4" drive isn't a 1/2" and that the 1/2" isn't 3/8"? Just make sure everything fits up nicely before you need it again.
I had to take out my spare, so I have a bottle of slime, tire plugs, and an air compressor in case the same thing happens to me.
You might want to look into getting a compact bottle jack.
I had to take out my spare, so I have a bottle of slime, tire plugs, and an air compressor in case the same thing happens to me.
You might want to look into getting a compact bottle jack.
too bad the side wall completely ripped apart or that would have been a good solution to his problem.
Originally Posted by Gilley
Are you sure that your 3/4" drive isn't a 1/2" and that the 1/2" isn't 3/8"? Just make sure everything fits up nicely before you need it again.
I had to take out my spare, so I have a bottle of slime, tire plugs, and an air compressor in case the same thing happens to me.
You might want to look into getting a compact bottle jack.
I had to take out my spare, so I have a bottle of slime, tire plugs, and an air compressor in case the same thing happens to me.
You might want to look into getting a compact bottle jack.
and it was dark so im not sure when the sidewall got cut up but im guessing that driving on it is what did it.
Originally Posted by Gilley
But did the sidewall rip out before or after driving on it. A sidewall blowout is likely due to repeated underinflation.
We are talking about Wes......He was driving with his wheel turned 30 degrees to the left for 8 months before he realized he needed an alignment and a new set of tires.
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