parking on tires... is it smart
Is it dumb to park on a friends tires? Is it possible to break things, or am i just being anal?
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Originally Posted by samedice
(Post 2767967)
It's fun!! I do it or someone parks on me at our social every month. Only damage I've ever seen is someone getting their factory flares bent.
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Just make sure your sway bar is disconnected. :cool:
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Originally Posted by Merlin4979
Just make sure your sway bar is disconnected. :cool:
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Also try to keep the tires close to the same size. I had a buddy stack on my 36s with 33s and pulled his whole front end out of alignment
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Originally Posted by TrainerJuice
(Post 2768063)
What if it's not?
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Originally Posted by BadPunkin
(Post 2768071)
Also try to keep the tires close to the same size. I had a buddy stack on my 36s with 33s and pulled his whole front end out of alignment
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Originally Posted by GearWhore
(Post 2768127)
That shouldn't have anything to do with tire size...tires are just like rocks and you're just articulating your suspension as you would on a trail with large rocks or variable terrain. Something must have been loose in his front end to change his alignment. Or perhaps he was trying to make drastic steering changes while wedged against something...
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Originally Posted by GearWhore
That shouldn't have anything to do with tire size...tires are just like rocks and you're just articulating your suspension as you would on a trail with large rocks or variable terrain. Something must have been loose in his front end to change his alignment. Or perhaps he was trying to make drastic steering changes while wedged against something... |
easier to roll the smaller tire up the larger tire, than vice versa
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