foodfisher
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Me too! They claim you have more control if the front goes pop.:noidea: DIY Is a pita.
back you lol tires on a piece of plywood, year round. Pavement sucks the something out of 'em causing dry rot.Does anyone remove their wheels and place the boat trailer on blocks for the winter?
I rotate my own unless am going in for balancing. Even back when I was running 38" mudders; you have to be some kind of mechanic to put a wrench on my stuff - meaning....... :nod:I've been wondering ... Your front tires wear out faster then the rear tires ... You take it in for a balance and rotation but if the front are just a little more worn than the rear they won't rotate them ... Still have plenty of tread but they still won't rotate .... :cold:
Well, here's a PSA on PSA. http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle...0212_mscpedit&uac=149789PJ&impID=988967&faf=1Have your PSA checked every year too (your family will thank you!)
Rough night for that. It is brutally cold and my daughter came home last night with a soft tire. I hate paying for what I can handle, but the weather made me cave in and she is on her way to the tire center this morning. Just filling up the tire earlier made me shiver and not regret the cost.Wife just called ... 30 miles away, tire pressure at 15 ... she filled tire to 38PSI and 1 hour later it was at 30 ... snowing. Told her to fill it up before leaving for home ... guess what I need to deal with tonight ...
And these Amber Alerts, shouldn't they be Red?