AZ BS Thread 4²0

:Flagstaff:

 

Hahaha no party, just giving him another perspective on the situation. I really don’t care what he does lol

 

Wasn't planning on being the scumbag that does that. I usually don't buy certs in the hopes that I don't need to use them because it costs almost as much as a new tire. I think they said $50 per tire when I bought these last year. But, this time, since I only bought one tire, I can possibly afford to insure the one. Now I'm not saying that if I blow out one of the old ones in the next year that I won't use the cert to have it replaced. But I'm not gonna scam them and come back in a month and try to get a free tire.

 

They're not out of the way on my way home. I'll probably just stop in

 

Was a good time for sure!

 

Flagstaff water makes people retarded remember?


#buildstruckoncreditcards #nowcantbuytires

 

Any hoot. Got some time behind the wheel in our race truck yesterday. Did about 40 miles or so. Fun little areas down by Gila Bend.

 

Since you worked there. Would they cert tires mounted on beadlocks? Since my next full set will be 37's on beadlocks. I know they won't mount them, but I do plan on buying the tires through them, and am liking the idea of buying a cert for one tire in case something happens.

 

I doubt it, but you could ask

 

Why tell them they're mounted on beadlocks at all?

 

True, the problem would be buying 4 tires and then trying to only cert one of them. Not sure if they need to inspect them mounted or what not. But if so I could tell them they are faux beadlocks maybe

 

The certs are tied to the serial number of the tire. You can’t just buy 1

 

#FagStaff

 

If you can't afford to replace your 37s maybe you should stick to 33s

 

Well I didn't know that. Guess no certs it is.

Pseudo shady.

$20 is $20 when you're broke

 

Millenniallike

 

Apparently I can't quote @Blender

Inlaws are in Buckeye. Not moving there

 

@RPS1030 is more clever than me