Pay for it to be done professionally at one of the other above shops. I took that auto class and did work on my own cars there, but you don't want kids you don't know/trust around your car with grinders and other power tools (we were always fabricating different things). The money is worth the peace of mind.

Also, my old auto teacher won't appreciate someone who isn't taking the class and isn't associated with the high school bringing their car in. Try not to make offers that you cannot fulfill.

 

That sounds like a pretty handy hook-up to have if you could take advantage of it, though. I suppose you may not want to get caught if you're not supposed to, though.

 

That sounds like a pretty handy hook-up to have if you could take advantage of it, though. I suppose you may not want to get caught if you're not supposed to, though.
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That does sound like a handy hook-up and I'm sure Anthony can appreciate that, but I agree, not in school. I'd have to side with Anthony here. That would be like looking for a book in a grocery store instead of a library.

 

we should all pitch in for a tire/balance machine...

 

I'd only mount tires in private...it could be potentially embarrassing if your friends found out.

 

Don't lie... you'd start mounting everyone's tires out of your garage.

 

I don't mount anything that's dry rotted

 

That sounds like a pretty handy hook-up to have if you could take advantage of it, though. I suppose you may not want to get caught if you're not supposed to, though.
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That does sound like a handy hook-up and I'm sure Anthony can appreciate that, but I agree, not in school. I'd have to side with Anthony here. That would be like looking for a book in a grocery store instead of a library.
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Anthony anyone is allow to get something done if they have the money for the parts (kelch said) Its up to you if you want to do it or not

 

A friend of mine use to work at an auto shop, he would mount tires for friends when no one would notice, till he got caught red handed.