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I can not be the only one that kills an old set of tires like this before the new ones go on. If they date code out before they wear out you might be missing the point. Post your tire killing adventures!
So the question remains.... What is stopping you. Find an old road where you are by yourself and do what that car was built to do. Be safe in a good environment and take baby steps so you don`t wad it up. Have fun!
It would suck to take tires off with good rubber on them because the date code was too old. Don`t be that guy. Fill up your tank and drive that car so this does not happen. I get tires are an expensive buy but so is your car. My 1967 Camaro I sold for the Corvette was the best thing I ever did. It sat in my garage to keep miles low.... What a waste of a GREAT car. I have promised myself to never do that again. Life is way to short to look at it sitting in my garage. Just my rambling thoughts. Hope some of it makes sense!
I can not be the only one that kills an old set of tires like this before the new ones go on. If they date code out before they wear out you might be missing the point. Post your tire killing adventures!
I screwed up didn't finish killing my tires before installing new ones...Missed out on some fun.Forgive me!😢😢😢
This is my old 1970 Chevelle Triple black 375 horse big block car that I wish I still had but...... I don't . Also my 1970 Chevelle small block car that I will find pictures of killing some tires! Keep them coming people. Burnouts never get old!
07-10-2023, 10:39 PM
Eat Them And Smile
Nice!
