Colorado B.S. Thread

Can't drive 55 on these roads, anyways

Too many slowpokes in the way

 

Boneless wings=chicky nuggies.
Am I wrong?

 

No

 

4/10 is a nice gig. Hopefully you find someone quick.

 

The irony is that legit wings are cheaper than than the boneless

 

Seriously. I paid to take the express lane around 35mph traffic on 36 last week... only to go like 45mph because there was a Subaru Legacy Wagon holding up a line of 20 cars ahead of me. Completely dry roads, nobody in front of them for miles.

 

Bro, I was just trying to enjoy the view of the Flatirons while there wasn't a car blocking my sight to ruin it for me. Namaste

 

You forgot the "girl just moved to colorado and has a dog and hikes all the 14ers" meme.

 

you mean "country girl from the big apple!!! I'm just a Pam looking for my Jim. I love wine, dogs, and family. Looking for someone who loves hiking and going on adventures!!!!"

 

I used to daily drive 36. I refuse to ever take the toll lane. I would see at least half a dozen times a day where someone in stop and go traffic would just YOLO across double whites into the toll lane that was going 75+

 

I did have to drive on the shoulder when someone did that last week and then slammed on the brakes after cutting me off. I'm not looking forward to the commute tomorrow morning. I'm considering leaving at like 7am to see if I can avoid most of the stupid.

 

I thought the 7am crowd was when most of the stupid started?

 

I guess I'll leave at 5am. Hell, I'll leave now and camp at the work parking lot - benefits of having a camper.

 

she sounds really nice!

 

Anyone know of a tire shop that would mount a 12.5" tire on a 7" wheel? I was hoping to go with the KM3s, but Discount Tire won't do it on anything less than 7.5" wide rim. The only other alternative they had for me was a nitto trail grappler that's 11.5" wide. I had a set of Nitto AT terra grapplers when I first moved out here but they sucked in the snow. Anyone have experience or feedback on the Trail Grapplers?

 

are there any mom and pop style automotive shops near you? That'll be your best bet


If you're willing to drive to Centennial Aurora there's a couple shops that did several sets for me.

 

Find a smaller tire shop in the less desirable part of town, you'll get it done for probably $20 a tire.

MT's suck in snow, they all do so deal with it!

 

Trail Grapplers were pretty par for the course as far as MTs go on the road. Don't remember them being any worse than KM2/Cooper MT/Ironman MTs in slick conditions though none of them were great.