TOAK- Thread Of All Knowledge- Part V
#841
Translation: "I miss the break from a sometimes crabby wife and monster kids"
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#842
1/2 ton Cheby, gets driven like a car.
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#843
I recently replaced a set of tires that only had 30k miles in 8 years. Quite the vagabundo, huh?
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#844
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LOL, we had generals on two of our one tons and just sitting there, we had two just blow. 12 tires later...
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Musta dry rotted.....
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#846
Spot on! But I also enjoy the time to disconnect. Walking from one room to another at home doesn't afford that. Can't really put on some heavy music and relax on a 23 foot trip
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#847
They were getting close to that. They must have deteriorated to some extent as they lost grip with the slightest hint of moisture even without being close to being slick
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They are not a good tire I am telling you,... I switched to Coopers and I usta get 35-38,000 out of them on my other trucks but sometimes you get an unusual vibration with them, I use centramatics and do not balance the tires, they balance the entire rotating assembly and should give better tire wear.
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teeroy_ (03-10-2016)
#849
Mick, you're our resident car Pro.
On my 2014, I got 74K on the original set of taars, through good rotation and proper inflation.
The OEM tires must be a different part number than what you can buy on the street, even when same brand and model.
I cannot typically replicate the long wear usually experienced with the original tire set on a new vehicle.
Hmmmmmm. (Scratching head...)
On my 2014, I got 74K on the original set of taars, through good rotation and proper inflation.
The OEM tires must be a different part number than what you can buy on the street, even when same brand and model.
I cannot typically replicate the long wear usually experienced with the original tire set on a new vehicle.
Hmmmmmm. (Scratching head...)
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teeroy_ (03-10-2016)
#850
No towing, etc. Goodyear OEM.
No *****, just swapped em out at 74456. Go figure.
No *****, just swapped em out at 74456. Go figure.
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