#TireSafetyFirst: How happy are your #tires? http://t.co/zKBaO93qG2
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— #SexyTires (@SexyTires) May 11, 2014Sunday, May 11, 2014
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Saturday, December 7, 2013
Vehicles driving on under-inflated tires...
Vehicles driving on tires under-inflated by more than 25 percent are 3 times more likely to be involved in a crash related to tire problems!
— TireFitmentExpert (@TireSafetyFirst) December 7, 2013Friday, December 6, 2013
Saving the World One Rubber at a Time!
Great Read Cheney: The #seven #sins of winter driving http://t.co/ESR2B4xBbu
— TireFitmentExpert (@TireSafetyFirst) December 7, 2013Gentle acceleration maintains traction and maximizes control in winter conditions
You are stuck to the road by four small patches of rubber. Gentle acceleration maintains traction and maximizes control. Adjust your driving
— TireFitmentExpert (@TireSafetyFirst) December 7, 2013Thursday, December 5, 2013
Replacement tires should...
Replacement tires should be of the same size, load index and speed symbol designation as shown on your vehicle's tire placard #Treaducation
— TireFitmentExpert (@TireSafetyFirst) December 5, 2013How happy are your tires?
How #happy are your tires? I guess it all depends on how much you "inflate" their ego!!
Ensure your tires wear evenly, set them at the proper Psi.
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