just buy plug kit from walmart and plug it yourself. not like you going to take the corrola to the track, should be fine. i plug my tires all the times, even on the side wall.

 

i had the tire hazard protection which i didn't originally agree to. i was prorated the tire and paid $69 for the tire and $15 for the new hazard protection. msrp was $110 so it wasn't that bad. i'm definitely not thrilled

they wouldn't have time to see me. it took me literally 5 minutes to do. i was thinking of all the grown men i see on the side of the road on the way to/from work with flat tires with their phones to their heads. granted i had a breaker bar, extension and socket. still it's easy as ***** to do.

he just wanted to differentiate between the original and the generic.

damn asian knock-offs!

that motor looks awfully flat and long.

i seriously thought about that but was unsure of how reliable it would be. i do drive the corolla pretty hard. cornering speed in a light and tight car is a lot of fun.

 

Also full of money and no potential .

 

should have plugged it and put that tire in the rear. done

fyi, my old NT05 had a hole so big i had to use two plugs in one hole to keep air in it. and ran 10 track days on it, but it wasn't near the side wall though.

 

Holbert Sunday runs. We had cord showing on at least one tire after this event... I think they were done

Sunday Aaron Fastest 42.3: Sunday Mike Fastest 42.7: Sunday Mike Top Aaron Bottom:

 

Lucky for you That thing can be in the car and running in 3 hours with help lol.. Definitely easier then an evo...

 

^ the evo engine install is not so bad if you drop the sub frame. install the engine, tranny and tcase as one unit. done.

 

Fixing tire on the side of the road...EASY; MAKES ME A REAL MAN

Swapping tires at track...OMG NO WAY; ARRIVE AND DRIVE BROS!!

 

I'm gonna swap on to my snows on thursday, mad drift action, yo!

 

wtf, double post.

 

arrive and drive is for retard monkey. alwaysmakingexcuses

 

I dd on my snows. Summers are mad expensive for me to dd.

 

when you click post quick reply and it takes you to advance option, don't click post again. done

 

I never *****ed about having to swap tires at the track. I'd do it out of necessity before I electively choose to.

My point earlier was that how do you think the guy that calls roadside assistance to change his flat feels when some dude shows up in a Chevy Cavalier with little to no tools and uses the stuff that the guy already had in his trunk from the factory? I see it at least twice a week along I95 by the airport: a man changing another man's tire for him.

 

^ paying $75 a year for AAA, might as well get your moneys worth. sit in car with AC on while other dude risk life and limb changing yo tires on the side of the highway. done