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- The other day my tire went flat in a very inconvenient place. I'm worried that I may have damaged my rim. Will it damage my rim if I run on flat tires or can I run on flat tires for a while before there is rim damage?
- If you have a flat, and are worried about rim damage, you need to stop driving on it right now. The potential for damage is going to be variable depending on the roads, specifically if you go up and down hills, or make a lot of turns. However, damage is going to occur very rapidly no matter what unless the tire is replaced. The window is usually somewhere in the range of a few hours.
- I parked my car in the park and went for my morning run and when I came back I had four flat tires. Now I have to replace them and need to find a tire place that has cheap prices. Can you tell me if there is a discount tire store in Sanford, FL?
- Tire Kingdom is a good place to find cheap tires in the Stanford,Fl area. Also check our Action gator Tire Company as well.
- I am going on a roadtrip from Oregon to Michigan this summer. Would emergency roadside service help me if I run out of gas or get a flat tire on my trip?
- Running out of gas, flat tires, and other sudden mishaps are exactly what emergency roadside assistance is for. AAA is usually common, and easy to use should you ever need it. Visit the website if you want coverage.
- The other day I had a flat tire and couldn't get the dang lug nuts off to change it myself. I had to call for a tow! Why do tire installation places always put the lug nuts on so tight that I can't even change my own tire?
- The lug nuts need to be secure so that they don't become loose over time and fall off. So you want them to be placed tightly with a torque wrench. The problem of being unable to loosen them later is due to the fact that appropriate lubricants weren't applied before the lug nuts were put in place originally. When you have tires replaced/rotated/balanced, ask the shop to be sure that the wheel is properly lubricated before the lug nuts are tightened. Later, you should be able to loosen them yourself with a lug nut wrench.
- When I was changing a flat tire, the spare tire cover, which is also the flooring in the trunk, got broken. I'd like to get a new spare wheel cover, but I'm a little wary of cheap replacement parts. Should I buy from the manufacturer?
- Cheapest option would be a salvage yard, check your local yellow pages, or the internet for one near you and see if they have one. Otherwise try rockauto.com, they have had everything I have needed so far, and they ship it to your door.
- I usually buy my tires at Wal-Mart and prefer to shop sales. Will there be a Michelin tire sale soon?
- It is not known when your Wal-Mart will have a sale on Michelin tires. Each Wal-Mart has sales on products at different times. You will have to call or go check at your local store to figure out when there will be a sale.
- What are some good websites to find cheap tires online? Does the shipping cost outweigh the price benefits of cheap online tires?
- Discounttiredirect.com has cheap tires online. They also have free shipping on all their tires so you will not have to worry about shipping costs.
- I'm tired of buying tires from China. Where can I get a cheap car tire that is made in the USA?
- You can buy tires off of sears.com They offer better rates than if you purchase them in the store. Also try discounttiredirect.com. They offer free shipping.
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