South Carolina BS thread under new MANAGEMENT and lives in SC

I went through the same thing with my ‘12 FJ Cruiser. TireKingdom chopped/scratched all 5 wheels... 3 months later I finally ended up with a new set of wheels from them.

 

Ugh. The thing that burns me up is that it's completely preventable!!!

 

Man I'm glad mine are old enough to to care about them screwing them up. When they were new I'd bitch every time, now I can't tell new scratches and chips from the old ones. Feels kinda nice. I hope they make it right!

 

Mine have taken a few hits. Powder coat has come off in a couple of places. Just shows I use the truck like a truck.

 

Hey we saw a sick Colorado at URE yesterday. It was SAS'd on dirty7s with FJ axles under it. Kid knew the yota stuff was better than the gm crap

 

Edited for truth

 

If they were my old wheels I wouldn't care a bit!

 

like i said i will not argue my point on here.

 

Just giving ya shit. I'm not a fan of the new Colorado by any means, but I've owned my fair share of Chevy trucks and loved every one of them. Still hated to see yours go out that way.

 

I've got a set of lightly used methods I'd be willing to part with they're mint according to roadkill

 

But it wasn't a ZR2 diesel. It needed wider axles are wheel spacers or something it looked tall and Tippy

 

Are they beat up?

 

my favorite tool....ever.....battery ratchet

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Is that what you and Brad had when we were swapping bumpers around?

 

likely, among other things. this thing spins nutz off like a champ. not a heavy duty torque monster but saves so much time spinning nuts off once they are broke free.

probably had the 1/2" impact rolling that day as well
https://amzn.to/2zZjs9j

 

Those things were putting in work that day. I used something like that Porter Cable impact wrench on my wheels at Eddy's for mod day. Might have even been your's. That thing saved so much time and effort. It was awesome.

 

Yep, he has the same set. 20V max lithium good stuff