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very well said!!!!!!Originally posted by that dude View Post1st, here's an idea: Be polite to people who are trying to help you..
2nd, if you're a douche about things, even the men or women on here that do know, will withhold their information. Is a stupid tire issue really worth berating folks, if you were so intelligent, you would have found your answer already
3rd, pick up your phone book and call your local tire shop with an old man who's been in the tire business his whole life, he's a subject matter expert and will be your best source of information on anything tire related...if you don't know that guy, then you're still too wet behind the ears or too busy treating kind folks like retards to know him.
4th, change the aspect ratio in your class or rim size, 13" wheels are becoming dinosaurs.
5th, if you still have no answer, sell the stinking pony stock you're and get in a thouroughbred class that runs on a 15" inch wheel and go bug the dirt stock guys and see how much nicer they are too you when you show your rear end.
6th, call it "classic internet" to throw a link at someone. Well its easier than trying to explain simple arithmetic to a 2 year old. Use the internet as it has been engineered and get on the right page...this isn't obviously a tire forum, its a racing forum. http://www.jensenhealey.com/forums/v...00&forum_id=12
7th, throw in the towel or take a your toyota and take a long hike. I'm sure you're imaturity won't be missed
have a blessed day.
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why the fk are you sticking your nose in the mans business. not one of you retards answered his qustion about retreads. and just give him totally useless $hit then give him $hit when he shows frustration about your stupidity!!!!!!!!!!!Originally posted by Dan32 View PostWHAT A FREACKIN A HOLE WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!

danny you continuously prove you are the biggest A$$ hole on the board. I cant wait to beat the fking $hit out of you sister kissing mouth
so since I'm the only intellegent guy on here. Toyota, heres the deal. retreads work great and last a long time (usually all year) the down side is the casing they use. it's hit or miss if the casing is decent. we had tires that held up beautifully and had tires fail in one night. The best way to prevent crappy tires is have them cap your known good casings.
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These guys produce retread race tires (of many sizes) for several tracks in the NorthwestI didn't say it was your fault - I just said I was blaming you.
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I'm in syracuse Ny and have these if your interested.
P195/70R14 90S Snowtracker Radial st/2 Both tires where only used one winter so are still like virtually new. $50 obo.
Other than that with the exception of buying new from anywhere, try salvage yards. The one I go to has tires upon tires.
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ur still hiding behind this computer!!!! lol scared to use ur real name!! ur a joke!!!Originally posted by pobort View Postwhy the fk are you sticking your nose in the mans business. not one of you retards answered his qustion about retreads. and just give him totally useless $hit then give him $hit when he shows frustration about your stupidity!!!!!!!!!!!
danny you continuously prove you are the biggest A$$ hole on the board. I cant wait to beat the fking $hit out of you sister kissing mouth
so since I'm the only intellegent guy on here. Toyota, heres the deal. retreads work great and last a long time (usually all year) the down side is the casing they use. it's hit or miss if the casing is decent. we had tires that held up beautifully and had tires fail in one night. The best way to prevent crappy tires is have them cap your known good casings.
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