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Posted by Polly Esther on October 3, 2009, 3:46 pm
Recently, DH had a fine new set of tires put on my car. Monday morning, one
was quite flat. He took the tire back to the tire dealer (who is,
incidentally a family friend). It turns out that the tire mfr had
unknowingly received tire valves that were made in Ballahongawalla. They
'look' okay but are miserably defective.
So. If you have a new set of tires, you might ought to learn how to
check their pressure. Carrying your phone so you can call for help would
also be a good idea. I know 'how' to change a tire but there ain't no way I
could lift the spare out of the trunk.
Polly
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Posted by Taria on October 3, 2009, 5:03 pm
That happened to the new tires that came on the old '98 Winstar I had
Polly. Ford had them all the valves swapped out but the tires never
were right. It wasn't long til dh just replaced them all. AAA is my
friend. Hope you are safe and good to go now.
Taria
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> Recently, DH had a fine new set of tires put on my car. Monday morning,
> one was quite flat. He took the tire back to the tire dealer (who is,
> incidentally a family friend). It turns out that the tire mfr had
> unknowingly received tire valves that were made in Ballahongawalla. They
> 'look' okay but are miserably defective.
> So. If you have a new set of tires, you might ought to learn how to
> check their pressure. Carrying your phone so you can call for help would
> also be a good idea. I know 'how' to change a tire but there ain't no way
> I could lift the spare out of the trunk.
> Polly
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Posted by Supernet news groups on October 3, 2009, 7:16 pm
WHERE IN THE H--- IS Ballahongawalla!!
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> That happened to the new tires that came on the old '98 Winstar I had
> Polly. Ford had them all the valves swapped out but the tires never
> were right. It wasn't long til dh just replaced them all. AAA is my
> friend. Hope you are safe and good to go now.
> Taria
>> Recently, DH had a fine new set of tires put on my car. Monday morning,
>> one was quite flat. He took the tire back to the tire dealer (who is,
>> incidentally a family friend). It turns out that the tire mfr had
>> unknowingly received tire valves that were made in Ballahongawalla. They
>> 'look' okay but are miserably defective.
>> So. If you have a new set of tires, you might ought to learn how to
>> check their pressure. Carrying your phone so you can call for help would
>> also be a good idea. I know 'how' to change a tire but there ain't no
>> way I could lift the spare out of the trunk.
>> Polly
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Posted by Dr. Zachary Smith on October 3, 2009, 5:20 pm
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I'm cranky and I read it anyway, so nyah! >:^P
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> Recently, DH had a fine new set of tires put on my car. =A0Monday morning=
, one
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> was quite flat. =A0He took the tire back to the tire dealer (who is,
> incidentally a family friend). =A0It turns out that the tire mfr had
> unknowingly received tire valves that were made in Ballahongawalla. =A0Th=
ey
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> 'look' okay but are miserably defective.
> =A0 =A0 So. =A0If you have a new set of tires, you might ought to learn h=
ow to
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> check their pressure. =A0Carrying your phone so you can call for help wou=
ld
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> also be a good idea. =A0I know 'how' to change a tire but there ain't no =
way I
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> could lift the spare out of the trunk.
> =A0 =A0 Polly
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Posted by Polly Esther on October 3, 2009, 5:43 pm
LOL Thanks, Doc. Polly
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"Dr. Zachary Smith" <wrote> I'm cranky and I read it anyway, so nyah! >:^P
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> Recently, DH had a fine new set of tires put on my car. Monday morning,
> one
> was quite flat. He took the tire back to the tire dealer (who is,
> incidentally a family friend). It turns out that the tire mfr had
> unknowingly received tire valves that were made in Ballahongawalla. They
> 'look' okay but are miserably defective.
> So. If you have a new set of tires, you might ought to learn how to
> check their pressure. Carrying your phone so you can call for help would
> also be a good idea. I know 'how' to change a tire but there ain't no way
> I
> could lift the spare out of the trunk.
> Polly
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> one was quite flat. He took the tire back to the tire dealer (who is,
> incidentally a family friend). It turns out that the tire mfr had
> unknowingly received tire valves that were made in Ballahongawalla. They
> 'look' okay but are miserably defective.
> So. If you have a new set of tires, you might ought to learn how to
> check their pressure. Carrying your phone so you can call for help would
> also be a good idea. I know 'how' to change a tire but there ain't no way
> I could lift the spare out of the trunk.
> Polly