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#12
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Colorado Springs
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I live in Queens so I feel your pain. I run a full spare (aev rear bumper/tire carrier). I have full Tuffy interior products (glove box, center console, rear storage lid). Let me tell you the center console is some serious work (you'll need a beer after getting the 4wd knob off). Tuffy can key them all together, and I had to shoehorn in a cobra25 on the radio sleeve. The tuffy gear is bullet proof and it gives me peace of mind to park on the street with a soft top or topless. I garage my truck so it's not on the street much, but hey bro this is NYC where the weak are killed and eaten.
#13
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Corona, CA
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sorry it happend... but if someone wanted to ruin your day... they would of done that to your sidewall.
I run a compnay that supplies the companies that install rain gutters and those guys are always dropping screws in the parking lot!!! I get "Screwed" about every other week sometimes.
I run a compnay that supplies the companies that install rain gutters and those guys are always dropping screws in the parking lot!!! I get "Screwed" about every other week sometimes.
#16
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Got my Jeep and within a week of getting my Duratracs, I had a nail in one of them. Same tire shop plugged it and I'm still driving on it with no problems nearly 16k later.
I wouldn't worry about it. But DO NOT ever pull out a nail or anything from a tire. It might be the only thing holding in the air.
Now I'm worried if I ever move up to 35s I will be keeping an CLOSE eye on my tires for the first week lol.
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Join Date: Apr 2009
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yeah, I second that. If it was a machine screw I doubt they could have driven it in with a screw driver as they are not self threading/starting. Probably ran it over somewhere.