Keystone State Thread

I'm curious how well they handle the new Coopers. Let me know after having some road time on them. So far best tire I've had were the general grabber at2. I loved that set of tires great grip in shitty condition. I'm currently running falkin wild peaks there okish but me and my father got a pretty good discount since we bought them at the same time.

I also had the cooper skinnies 255/80 but they were a heavy tire and just killed my fuel mileage.

 

All Things Automotive in McConnellsburg. Factory is Firestone's; some kind of highway tire.

 

I ran the previous version the AT3 4S and it was a pretty good tire in the snow and rain. Supposedly this new version has been improved.

 

Good morning PA.

 

Good morning all.

 

This video popped up on my algorithm on YouTube. The car is from 1970. We lived outside of Murrysville then, in a valley and were to get only 2 stations: WTAE-4, Pittsburgh and WJAC-6, from Johnstown. My dad had a 1972 GTO in the late 70s, which I got to occasionally drive. So, if you are a fan of autos, Slapshot, hockey or PA trivia, here's a video for you to watch.

 

Morning Pennsylvania

 

Good morning



That is all...

 

100% this. A whopping 12 when I went outside with the dog. And she didn't even want to walk in it for very long.

 

Good morning Pennsylvania and surrounding areas.

I can't seem to find mine they must be hiding outside in this weather

 

Good morning Neighbor to the North.

 

I saw this guy while leaving to pick up my girlfriend for a job interview and though, from a distance, that it could be Bald Eagle; I finally got back home and was able to get some up close shots. It is definitely NOT an Eagle; I sent some pics to my friend Dennis and he says it’s a turkey buzzard.

It looks like it was roosting on the power line and just dropped dead, and another animal decided to have a snack after that. I’m thinking that it was either the bird flu or the extreme cold, or a combination of the two, that killed it…

 

Looks more like a Black Vulture. They are a southern vulture but have been expanding their range northward. Could very well have succumbed to the cold. Turkey Vultures have a Red Head amd a longer thinner tail.

 

It would make sense if it’s a bird native to the south, and I feel like native birds would be more acclimated to Pennsylvania weather…

 

This did not affect my neighborhood, but I found out that the bird electrocuted itself and knocked out the power in the process. My girlfriend’s landlady is something of a bird expert and thinks it’s a Starling…?