Have you ever driven on your rims?
12-11-2003, 10:45 PM
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I think the colest tires were the ones that the had a long time agian, that had little spikes for the winter... They soonoutlawed these because they were ruining the roads, but i always thought it would be cool to have spiked tires.
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12-11-2003, 10:54 PM
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Originally posted by I-Wana-951
I think the colest tires were the ones that the had a long time agian, that had little spikes for the winter... They soonoutlawed these because they were ruining the roads, but i always thought it would be cool to have spiked tires.
keith
I think the colest tires were the ones that the had a long time agian, that had little spikes for the winter... They soonoutlawed these because they were ruining the roads, but i always thought it would be cool to have spiked tires.
keith
12-12-2003, 12:05 AM
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Originally posted by I-Wana-951
I think the colest tires were the ones that the had a long time agian, that had little spikes for the winter... They soonoutlawed these because they were ruining the roads, but i always thought it would be cool to have spiked tires.
keith
I think the colest tires were the ones that the had a long time agian, that had little spikes for the winter... They soonoutlawed these because they were ruining the roads, but i always thought it would be cool to have spiked tires.
keith
12-12-2003, 08:50 AM
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Originally posted by i am a TRAITOR
http://www.ameritire.com/
http://www.ameritire.com/
First, Amerityre's "air, no-air" tire system, christened ARCUS(TM), permits the car tire to operate with or without air;
Second, the tires are made using Amerityre's proprietary urethane chemistry; and
Third, the tires are made using Amerityre's patented and proprietary manufacturing techniques that, once robotisized, will allow manufacturing costs below that of rubber tire manufacturing cost as a result of lower material, labor and capital equipment costs.
12-12-2003, 02:39 PM
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Originally posted by Techmonkey
yeah they use then in the 24 hour endurance Ice races.
Its like a 24 hour Pro drifting contest with four wheel steering!!
yeah they use then in the 24 hour endurance Ice races.
Its like a 24 hour Pro drifting contest with four wheel steering!!
12-12-2003, 06:34 PM
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Yeah, studded tires are great for snow and ice. But as noted, most places in the US banned them years ago due to tearing up the pavement but I think they are still legal in a couple places. They make a hell of a racket on dry pavement, though, so I think it would be pretty tough to run them in illegal areas and not get caught.
Use narrow tires and chains though you will probably need a new amplifier to hear the radio.
Use narrow tires and chains though you will probably need a new amplifier to hear the radio.
