Jeep Stuff

[Duck Vader]

She would let it sit.

[alienviking]

[quote=""aaronatstate""]Just sell the damn thing already.[/quote]

You're starting to sound like me.

[ChargerX3]

Mine is on a tender too. Also flat spots are a thing of the past. Radial vs bias ply Tech.

[aaronatstate]

[quote=""Duck Vader""]She would let it sit.[/quote]

Then it's her problem. Worry about your truck :d ontknow:

[Chris GTO TT]

[quote=""ChargerX3""]Mine is on a tender too. Also flat spots are a thing of the past. Radial vs bias ply Tech.[/quote]

Generally yes but you can still damage tires by letting them sit in one spot while carrying a load. I had it happen to my VR-4

[ChargerX3]

I would agree especially if they are not properly inflated. Ive only had one get a permanent flat spot and it was a discount tire that the previous owner let sit for over a year. I've had other cars sit for several years at proper PSI and a 15 min drive and they are back to normal.

[Duck Vader]

It's gone. Sold it over the weekend.

Couple bought it for their son who just got married and started a job as an airplane mechanic for the navy. Taking it down to California where he is stationed.

Sold it for $2k more than we paid for it 13 yrs ago.

[mjannusch]

Nice!

[DCIV]

[quote=""Duck Vader""]It's gone. Sold it over the weekend.

Couple bought it for their son who just got married and started a job as an airplane mechanic for the navy. Taking it down to California where he is stationed.

Sold it for $2k more than we paid for it 13 yrs ago.[/quote]

Hell yeah!!! That thing was not needed.


Coop

[aaronatstate]

[Chris GTO TT]

Finally!

[ChargerX3]

Regret in 3...2...1...

[Duck Vader]

Nope. We are both highly relieved.

[vr4]

[quote=""Duck Vader""]Nope. We are both highly relieved.[/quote]