The Lord of the Rims

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The Lord of the Rims

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Looks like gutter/kerb scrapes could end up being an expensive business.

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That font is way too white and ornate! I'd prefer Arial, size 72 in 50% grey!
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Surely it is the tyres which have been painted, not the aluminium/plastic wheel rims?
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John Gray wrote:Surely it is the tyres which have been painted, not the aluminium/plastic wheel rims?
Yes, bvut this way we don't need to get drawn into arguments about the correct spelling of tires. :flee:
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ChrisGreaves wrote:Yes, bvut this way we don't need to get drawn into arguments about the correct spelling of tires. :flee:
I'm tyred of that discussion
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I'd tread lightly with the puns. It could get messy!
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ChrisGreaves wrote:Now I’m retired
Are you new tires like those that started this nonsense?

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Rudi wrote:I'd tread lightly with the puns. It could get messy!
If it does get messy, one could try snow chains :scratch:
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Roderunner wrote:
Rudi wrote:I'd tread lightly with the puns. It could get messy!
If it does get messy, one could try snow chains :scratch:
Or we can go with extra humongous alloy wheels...
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StuartR wrote:I'm tyred of that discussion
So?
Start a new tread of your own ...
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ChrisGreaves wrote:Start a new tread of your own ...
Please Chris, think of the ecology !

Or, haven't you heard of retreading ?
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Rudi wrote:
Roderunner wrote:
Rudi wrote:I'd tread lightly with the puns. It could get messy!
If it does get messy, one could try snow chains :scratch:
Or we can go with extra humongous alloy wheels...
tractor rims.jpg
Does it have 4 wheel drive and a diff lock?
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Roderunner wrote:Does it have 4 wheel drive and a diff lock?
Absolutely!! It has electric windows and wipers too!
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