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Well then one of thier techs shouldnt of done it lolOriginally Posted by lowrange2
I'll bet they'll give you a line of BS about not doing it because it's not legal.
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Why is this thread still going?
Has the point been reached?
Has the point been reached?
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Has the point been reached?
Originally Posted by Gee oh Dee
Why is this thread still going?Has the point been reached?
No.
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Originally Posted by odgreen89on35s
And should not be on the road.
Just an FYI. DOT is a complete joke.
Check your individual state requirements on tires and rims.
Ohio for instance is NOT DOT. Tires or rims do NOT have to be DOT approved.
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Freedom of speech does not apply here.Originally Posted by auburn_XJ
Freedom of speech. 4th of July gotta say it
Gotta say it.
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Has the point been reached?
Is the point here not to dismount tires with 35 psi in them !!!!!!???? geeezOriginally Posted by Gee oh Dee
Why is this thread still going?Has the point been reached?
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well after reading through all this, i find it easy to say that the problem was solved very early. the tires are on wrong, get it fixed and be thankful nobody got hurt.
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Feel free to start your own forum and allow 'free speech' and then deal with the BS it comes with...Originally Posted by digger21
Clearly
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Well this thread was fun. No need to turn it into bickering over nothing.