TurboRust

craigslist or facebook marketplace will get you 2x3x more than a steves used tires

the dealer wants you to think they have to service it rtv on the pan, there is a serviceable filter, special tool(notched dipstick) and a chart to check it against the fluid level vs temp. hillbilly explaination-- filter- https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0031H4TQA/ref=au_as_r?_encoding=UTF8&Make=Dodge%7C40&Model=Grand%20Caravan%7C305&Year=2018%7C2018&ie=UTF8&newVehicle=1&vehicleId=6&vehicleType=automotive special tool- https://www.amazon.com/TRANSMISSION-DIPSTICK-Chrysler-INSTRUCTIONS-Dealer/dp/B072HF1JSG/ref=sr_1_4?dchild=1&keywords=62te+dipstick&qid=1612575231&s=automotive&sr=1-4

I'm buying a 17/19 Grand Caravan for Smokeout catering here soon. No worries.. change the fluid and don't sweat.. I did side work for a courier that never had 1 tranny go out in 600k over different vans. every 30k he had me changing fluid and filters.

Clay try calling Farber out on the east side and ask if they have any local contacts

ford says no more than 5k without weight distributing, so having a brand new truck I got the right setup for my concession trailer(towing 3/6 times a week @6500 lbs) with a weight distributing hitch my truck is rated at 10,300. in the wind and next to semis it makes a large difference towing stability. I'm very happy with it

with faster times than my mustang

He is using Clear Cut Designs part of Vance Transportation Systems. They did my Smokeout trailer as well. They may do something like this if simple, but are trying to keep their business more commercially oriented and not wrapping whole cars.

Did you lose my phone number? Hahahah On topic. Ive seen the best reviews for RecTec.. do they offer a combo unit like you're looking for?

Gotcha, as I assumed, people that aren't basing their biz around tire sales probably do pay more for disposal. Tire Disounters tried that same thing with oil changes (as a convenience not your local oil change stop)They rarely got aggressive on oil change prices.

Just checked with my friends still working for ntb and td. $2/tire. LIKE I SAID. NATIONAL CHAINS I WORKED FOR PROBABLY PAID LESS BECAUSE OF THEIR SIZE. Im seeing both sides of this and you just want to be a douche. Whatever mang.

Just out of curiosity, on avg how many tires do you sell a month? Or how many are they picking up when they shop up to scrap them?

Most of my time was spent with firestone,ntb,and tire discounters, and yes had nationally negotiated pricing Im sure. That said, i never disposed of tires for free, unless i knew Steves used tires were going to come along and pay me for them.

yeah i'm an outdated son of a bitch.. Tell me, do you see the P&L statements from the place you work? Are you in management? I'm just curious because I was in management from 2006ish/2018 and the costs barely increased $.25 during those times.

actually all the major chains i worked for payed around 1.50/tire to dispose and had profit in the disposal of tires.

manufacturer defects are covered for the life of the tire. if you know who you got them from go back there. if not call cooper and tell them you have a issues with a tire separating at the tread.

bad ass!

i've had a 2018 2.7tt towing 5k pounds daily and now a 2020 3.5tt towing 7k lbs daily.. I couldn't see myself in any other truck than an F150 for doing what i do. 2.7tt saw 24mpg freeway(21.7 through mountains) 3.5tt 23mpg freeway(21.2 through mountains) both had the 10 speed autos

Scott Kirk has a non roller 302 if that will work for you

what whp you at for 150 trap speed???

Thanks for posting!

Mace PMing Daves number

stock tires? or all 4 tires matching

A good friend of mine won the spec miata series on iracing a couple years back and got him into the spec miata championship shootout. Freaking awesome experience for him.

sounds like the sensor is doing its job if the tire is low every time you check. so let them replace the tire and see if you still have issues.

maybe hit up Rocky