Posted on 10/25/2021 6:42:28 AM PDT by KierkegaardMAN
As Sens. Barack Obama and John McCain continue to spar over energy issues this week, one car maintenance measure has (rather surprisingly) taken center stage: inflating your tires. Popular Mechanics's senior automotive editor and Saturday Mechanic steps out of the arena and into the garage.
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I’m still impressed that FJB was able to save me 4 cents on my July 4th picnic and Jen Puhsaki was pleased to announce it. I’ll need that ad a few hundred dollars more to be able to afford thanksgiving.
Rumor has it the Biden will recommend inflation for all auto tires to 100psi.
Hunter Biden was seen escorting Tire Manufacturer lobbyist’s out the back door of the White House.
Most younger journalists believe that tire pressure is something they check at the dealership.
Biden didn’t hear the word “tire” and is doing his best to increase inflation.
Joe realizes all inflation problems are transitory. He won’t get involved.
In the process of making sure my Hakkapelliita’s are inflated properly...
Inflate your tires and skid on snow and ice.
He may have heard it as “tired” and completely identified.
Most journalists do not know how to check their air pressure, oil level or washer level. They certainly have no idea how to change a tire.
Keeping you tire pressure does have a small effect on your miles/gallon of fuel consumed. It might save the average driver 1-2 gallons over their lifetime. However, it WILL keep your tires wearing evenly and extend the life of your tires.
Tires are the black round things that mount on the wheels.
Doing the same with my Coker gangster White walls. Is that politically incorrect to call those gangster White walls?
Now, if I only had a 39 Delahaye to put these tires on.
Well I guess it’s safe to say that a journalist doesn’t know how to hot patch either.
Carter redux
“Rumor has it the Biden will recommend inflation for all auto tires to 100psi.”
Did you know that airliners’ tires are inflated to around 200 psi?
Let's go Brandon!
I use to work hard all month to get Kroger’s $1.00 off 35 gals, now in 2 weeks just regular basic groceries, if you can find them do the trick. He’d fill my van, and the mower cans, plus our Malibu when he’d get gas. Low mileage drivers.
We will be staying home both holidays.
$90 to fill my truck’s tank today. To think I wouldn’t have had to pay that if I stopped at the $1.25 air hose instead...
obama has never owned or driven a car.
Well, they have a lot more rubber.
Ever see a 707 (rc 135) land on the nose wheel first?
Gets pretty bouncy.
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