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Giant snowstorm coming someday!
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WestsideWax
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A whole 2-4 cm. Hide your kids, folks!
Sal De Ban
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y u do dis
They look like a breed that would favor the tropics!
Hahaha yes. My parents' dog is a rescue from a first nations reservation.
He looks like a large coyote.
They had a DNA test done and he's part Husky, part Eskimo Sled, part Boxer and part Corgi. How the hell did Corgi get into that mix?
He's coloured like a Corgi.
acheron
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Probably used a stepladder
fuck me. i'm a fucking imbecile. i still have my summer's on. i waited too long. i called the shop that's done it for me in the past and they're not even answering the phone. just a message "we're booked solid for a week and not picking up the phone sorry"
i'm picking up my jack from a buddy tonight. i hope my car doesn't turn into a fucking curling stone on my way home.
before anyone asks. i do have a jack in the car, but it's a piece of shit that's barely safe enough to change a flat.
i'm picking up my jack from a buddy tonight. i hope my car doesn't turn into a fucking curling stone on my way home.
before anyone asks. i do have a jack in the car, but it's a piece of shit that's barely safe enough to change a flat.
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how much? will he do it in underground parking garages?
the biggest pain in the ass is getting them from my storage unit to the car and back. will he do that? i keep meaning to get a folding cart which would make things way easier.
also jacking the car fucks with the jack points which is another reason i prefer it getting done on a hoist. i should probably install jack pads (another thing i've been meaning to do).
ndrwrld
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An Explorer, with 4wd.And "folks pushing a car through a windrow":
what a loser.
They were too busy gorfing down candy!
Tire changeovers are incredibly easy to do if you have your winters already mounted on rims and it should take you less than an hour.
I'd be willing to do it for anyone within the gta for $50 and I'll bring my own tools/jack and make sure your lug nuts are properly torqued.
*edit: a lot of mechanic shops,midas etc, some green & ross and quick lube places will also swap your tires over
I'd be willing to do it for anyone within the gta for $50 and I'll bring my own tools/jack and make sure your lug nuts are properly torqued.
*edit: a lot of mechanic shops,midas etc, some green & ross and quick lube places will also swap your tires over
rswbrixton
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flat jack , one pump lift , and lug bar with lock adaptor - i have four summer rubber/rims 18" 245/45 off, and ready mounted winters on in 28-34 minutes - depending on any incoming texts and sips of coffee i take . lickity split , torqued again after 100km of driving . But last season on these snows and summers lol .
If Gus loves the snow, then I love the snow too!If you have alot of energy..
Gus LOVES the snow!