Thread: To the people who are using their spare wells from their PC

Originally Posted by gospeed.racer

Seriously...a can of fix-o-flat

sad but true!

lol .. I figured that the anwser would be fix-a-flat and a prayer

with a side membership of AAA

Last time I got a flat, no fix-a-flat would have been able to help.
I trully appreciated having a spare in the trunk.

Originally Posted by P4_2.66GHz

Last time I got a flat, no fix-a-flat would have been able to help.
I trully appreciated having a spare in the trunk.

I can only remember 1 time in my driving experience when the tire was beyond the help of fix-a-flat .. and I had a iron bar go through the tire shredding the side completly

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I drove over some piece of debris thinking it was innocent snow from someone's wheel well. That thing blew my tire and put a crack in my rim. Then, it flew up and put a whole in the spare tire compartment underbody. Got it all fixed, though.

Originally Posted by P4_2.66GHz

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I drove over some piece of debris thinking it was innocent snow from someone's wheel well. That thing blew my tire and put a crack in my rim. Then, it flew up and put a whole in the spare tire compartment underbody. Got it all fixed, though.

good lord ... ... i remember one time driving on the highway and a person in front of me blew a tire , the rubber took out their whole front quarter panel .. was a horrible mess

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I am running Brigestone tries. They are pretty good in this situations. When the tire blew, I was able to continue going 60 MPH and pulled of to an exit ramp. I didn't even think the rim was cracked or the tire being completely deflated. The good thing about them is they wrap around the rim, so it doesn't get scrached or touches the ground.

Taking down a whole quarterpannel. That's something.

P.S.
I hate truckers leaving their tires on the freeway. I have stories about it too.

Originally Posted by P4_2.66GHz

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I am running Brigestone tries. They are pretty good in this situations. When the tire blew, I was able to continue going 60 MPH and pulled of to an exit ramp. I didn't even think the rim was cracked or the tire being completely deflated. The good thing about them is they wrap around the rim, so it doesn't get scrached or touches the ground.

Taking down a whole quarterpannel. That's something.

P.S.
I hate truckers leaving their tires on the freeway. I have stories about it too.

yea it was not a pretty sight I stoped and gave them a hand , and found out later that the repair bill was extreme.