Right Now Part VII
Right now I'm saying on the way to work today while driving on I-5 in the same area where I hit the tire tread with the S2000, I noticed to keep the Chevy going straight, I had to hold the steering wheel 10 degrees off center.
I was thinking, either my alignment suddenly got shitty, or I have a tire low on air.
I was thinking, either my alignment suddenly got shitty, or I have a tire low on air.
Right now turns out it was a tire low on air.
I come out after work and it's about completely flat. I managed to limp it down to the Chevron station about half a block away and shot some fix-a-flat into the bad tire. This got me home. I'll take it in later today and see if the tire can be repaired.
I come out after work and it's about completely flat. I managed to limp it down to the Chevron station about half a block away and shot some fix-a-flat into the bad tire. This got me home. I'll take it in later today and see if the tire can be repaired.
Right now, many people have told me that fix-a-flat will ruin your rim (dissolve the clearcoat or whatever), tire, etc, but the people who have told me that have not had any experience with it. How much of a problem does it cause in your opinion?








