Do you perform maintenance on your spare?

That's awesome the cat hangs around like a dog would. I don't think I've taken a picture since I got my lab without at least a tail or food in the picture. Usually he's 100 percent in the shot however, lol.

 

She is one of the best pets I have ever had in my life, loves the garage and is fearless around power tools.

 

Yeah my cat freaks out over the hair dryer let alone my saw in the garage.

 

...^^^... I keep a couple of star shaped noodles in the truck bed all the time (have a lockable Undercover bedcover).

They are are great for carrying long pieces of whatever on top of the Undercover and through the back window on towels. Had to do some window trim before I sold my house and 16 foot trim fit perfectly on the noodles.

Never put a scratch on my truck hauling a lot of stuff (so far no scratches).

 

Never dropped mine but the tire shop did when they put on my new Cooper tires, bought 4+1

 

Every oil change (because it is a good interval), drop, inspect, inflate.

 

Once a year when I fluid film an swap to my winter tires. It drops 6-8 PSI in that time, which is not bad IMHO, since I over-inflate by that much. If I happen to need the spare right away, I can always let a few psi out.

 

Damn that's a great idea. Even if it's over when u install the spare, you can let some out. Genius

 

I once owned an old VW Beetle that used the air pressure in the spare tire to power the windshield washers - but only if you over inflated the spare. If your washers were working, you knew you had more than enough pressure in the spare.

 

Or Brazilian jui jitsu and roll with it...

 

And you found where the kitty was hiding also...

 

Yes check the air pressure in it at least

 

I burn it for a smoke signals

 

Damn, I should go check mine...

 

Sounds just like my cat. I can’t do a damn thing right if she isn’t there supervising me. Also a huge fan of motorcycles.

 

That is awesome, Murray assisted me today changing spark plugs.

 

How did it go? Driver side is kind of a pain isn't it?

 

Thankfully was not my truck, but an 04 Dakota which was not too bad.

 

Oh. Lol

 

Cat calling