1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Get u a nice Mexican special haha

 

No good they break after a few months

 

I’ll see what I can find.

 

I checked all around. My tire size is uncommon so I’d have to order it.

 

No, the MS paint is not super accurate lol, its all on flat surface no bends or corners.

 

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Waaay bad

 

I... what?

 

more like going ice skating with dull rental skates

 

you need a 265/75R16? I have 4 old KO2s in that size and a practically new one ...I can bring you one this weekend.

The old ones are still good, only had maybe 22k miles on them...kind of chunked up from abuse but I'd be willing to give you one of those (or more if you wanted). Wife wants them out of the backyard lol. They would make for a good spare

The newer one that I ran as a spare I'd like to sell since it's practically new still

 

Going to Big O Tires means you hate your car. I took my mom's 280ZX Turbo there and they didn't tighten the lug nuts after installing four new tires

 

We’ve never had a problem, my family’s been going there for years

 

God no. I’m looking for someone to mount my spare. I had a good independent tire shop near my old high school mount my KO2’s for me.

After seeing what Firestone did to @Jamesboy2233 ’s truck I’m never having work done by a franchise.

 

ask em for a dirty sanchez or a california waffle

 

I will never take a vehicle to Midas, Jiffy Lube, Firestone, Les Scwab or Big O. The people that graduated at the bottom of the class in tech school that's where they end up.

 

I got an alignment and they couldn't center my steering wheel lol

 

It’s a free check, if I was getting new tires I’d use it, rather not prematurely destroy new tires due to a bad alignment.

Never hurts

 

I’m sure it just depends on the shop

 

The trades are dying hard these days. We got young adults going to these tech schools that require a TV commercial that are coming out with a ton of student loan debt, debt on tools working for $12-15 hour on flat rate. We wonder why a lot of them don't give a fuck about getting a steering wheel straight.

The automotive trades are like trucking don't do it.

 

When I took an auto tech class, we were being offered jobs left and right. First thing my professor did was pull up his folder of hundreds of emails for dealerships and mechanics asking for recent graduates.

 

RIP blood flow