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The latest and greatest Iphone is more important to people these days that's why. That $600 phone can buy a whole set of tires.
I can get a new set of goodyear tires (15") for $300.00. I replaced the front tires on my car last oct & the old tires were 11 yrs old (pep boys tires). The donut tire in my trunk is 12 yrs old & leaks air over time. Luckily I don't drive much cause my car is a gas guzzler & gets around 12 mpg. UGH !
Something about taking a picture of a truck with a phone holder so you can recognize it on the interstate. Do you post so much drivel you can't remember it all?
Government regulation is not helping the bad tire situation. You can't go in and replace one bad tire. You must buy tires in pairs and sometimes you must buy 4 new tires in order to replace one bad tire. Yes, I agree, tires in front should match, but if someone has a money problem, they might be able to scrape up enough to replace just that one tire, but not two, and not mount and balance for two and may another $50 for a new tire sensor for each wheel.
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Originally Posted by himain
AGAIN it has to match the other tires on the vehicle if it's a AWD vehicle.
You're missing the point of oregon's post. Nobody said anything about AWD. AGAIN, you CAN buy one tire. it doesn't have to match or anything else.. NOBODY CAN MAKE YOU BUY MATCHING TIRES. Should you? Well, that's not the point of the post.
I saw an Ford F-350 Compensator at a grocery store last week. The driver had two holders for cell phones mounted on the dash over the steering wheel. I took a picture or two so I'd recognize it again if I saw it on the interstate.
I used ti see an S10 kinda like that, had a phone mounted above the steering wheel. I watched him at the light, and he was using it as a speedometer, with an app.
well I don't know, but that could be a great opening line. I could see it now: "I don't need a Sch-long Extender to show what I am packing, I let the Versa do the talking for me." Maybe Nissan can advertise the Versa in Men's Magazines: "When you don't need a car to advertise what you have".
Now I am not putting down the Versa in any way. I don't know how it is as a "chick magnet" so to speak. Like I say, buy the car you like and can afford.
I like large and/or fast vehicles, if somebody thinks I'm compensating, then they can request a link to my Fetlife profile. They'll understand I need the interior room, lol. My stepdad drives a Ranger, it does not do "truck things," like carry hay, or a load of scrap, or whatever, so I wonder what they'd say about him? It's like saying a single person with a sedan is compensating for lack of family, or something.
I was considering a Ram 1ton dually, just because I like them, before I got fired. Maybe if it happens, I'll get a tannau cover, and glue stuff to it, so it looks like it's "earnin its keep," with a full bed.
Not sure what ceullar company you are talking about but our bill together on a family plan (2 people) with a new IPhone and 2 gigs data with 2 insurances is $175 a month.
BTW you can't get Iphones on Cricket/Boost/Metro PCS contracts.
Let me ask you this: Are you in the automotive industry? Are you seeing 200+ people a week walk into your store in this situation that I'm originally talking about? Clearly you are not...
Yes you can, the phone payment is in the bill, you are right on one thing; Cricket doesn't do contracts, I asked them about the Note 4, and they said $XX down payment, and &XX added to the bill, until the $400 phablet was paid off.
I bought one tire every other paycheck once, then mounted them at school.
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