Adds +3 octane to any fuel.

 

Cynthia, I live near the Lexus dealership as well. If you ever see a white X, it's probably not me.

Also, I usually carry the right size socket for my lug nuts, a 3" extension and a breaker bar in my DD and a set of mechanics gloves (makes winding the OEM jack very fast and simple) in my DD. It makes changing a flat much easier. In college I used to also carry a cheap pep boys jack that I zipped tied in the trunk for an emergency.

It might help to throw a couple of those things in your car for moments like the one you had yesterday.

 

Yea I never see any evos, thought you guys lived way up near west Chester.

I think I might have to go do that, this car is driving me nuts. I haVe to put air in the tires ever week and I think since it was super cold these past two days they got really low. Bc when I left yesterday another was flat. I had a freakin adventure yesterday. You have no idea.

 

No u don't, dek, u live in coatesville!

Cynthia, buy new tires. Boom! Problem solved.

 

These tires are not old :/

 

What kind of wheels? My truck has oem aluminum ones. I started getting leaks at the bead because the aluminum corroded over time where the tire rubs on the wheel. I had to get two dismounted, cleaned up and remounted. Now they are leak free again.

 

Yep, I'm back... Finally. and a little bored...Settled and slowly getting organized. Do visit.

 

or check the valve stems. sometimes shops will reuse the old ones instead of replacing... worth looking into.

 

 

Grillo, I live in T-dale yo. Don't get it twisted.

Cynthia, I was at a family thing yesterday in north Jersey. One of my hipster family member in law's car had about 12psi on one side of the car and 40psi on the other. I luckily brought my tire gauge and compressor in case I had issues. That **** dangerous yo.

 

happy monday bishes

 

^ Yeah, that.

 

Wassup ninjas!!!

 

Oh, and /commute rant

 

Yea I was told aluminum wheels have that issue with the beads. Hopefully I can get it fix bc this is ridiculous.