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Old 10-03-2005, 11:06 PM   #1
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Yep I have seen a few burning tires. We make a few trips to Oregon a year and this last one I noticed a lot of aligators in the middle of the interstate. A few miles later there was a truck with a 53' trailer and a smokin mess of a tire.

Anybody here going to use those tire pressure monitors? they are kinda pricey but it would be nice to know what the pressure and temp are like.

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Old 10-06-2005, 09:57 AM   #2
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as an added bonus, the tire "thumper" also works well for self defense in sticky situations.
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So does the machetti you carry around to "cut tree branches" when camping.
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So does the machetti you carry around to "cut tree branches" when camping.
GMTA! I carry one in the Jeep.

Not sure I could lay my hands on it under all the wood and other crap that's in the back right now, though.
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This might work for tires, but it doesn't go over well as a method of choosing potential mates.

Just an FYI.
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Honest, officer, I thought he was gonna "thump" me, so I "thumped" him back first!
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