Re: UnRecovery of the annoying sort.
- From: INVALID_SEE_SIG@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (J.D. Baldwin)
- Date: Wed, 13 Jun 2007 17:34:50 +0000 (UTC)
In the previous article, <henke@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
The tire pressure given on the inside of the door is pure fantasy,
apparently invented by someone deluded enough to think that not
being able to feel the road even the tiniest little bit is a good
thing, as is burning through tires and gasoline as fast as possible.
If you put 33 PSI *at 70F* in my tires, the car will roll. Not far,
and not well, but enough to get home if I keep to surface roads and
drive as though I'm trying to avoid awakening a rabid wolverine
sleeping in my lap.
In hou.tx.us, in June, when I've just driven on the freeway for at
least thirty minutes, the tires are not at 70F. If you put 33 PSI at
~120F in, the vehicle will not be in any way safe to drive.
For someone who takes tire pressure so seriously -- and that probably
sounds mocking, but it isn't intended that way -- I'm a little
surprised you aren't running with nitrogen. Most locales in .us seem
to have at least a few shops advertising it, and it really isn't
expensive. Places around here will top you off for free anytime once
you've paid for the first fill.
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