Blind1
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^^Apparently they needed extra cans for Fix a Flat.
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In the outback, a flat can be life threatening. Most people that live out there carry three things- 5 gallons of water, 5 gallons of spare gas, and at LEAST 2 spare tires. They carry as many tires as possible.
There was an episode I saw last year of "I shouldnt be alive" (or as me and my wife call it- "Im a real lucky *******") A father took his young daughter on a day fishing trip, and had three flats on his range rover before he ran out of spares...by the 4th flat, he was stuck cuz he lost traction with the flat tire. They take flats quite seriously there.
Haven't seen the video but are they the same size as the vehicle? Maybe the trailer wheels/tires can be used as spares as well. That would be a pretty smart move if you could get axles with the same bolt pattern as your vehicle.Yeah, but a flat on the trailer isn't life threatening. Ditch the trailer. I was just wondering if there was an advantage to having a high traction tire on a pulled trailer that has no drive or if it was just for the toughness of the tire itself, but the traction is irrelevant.
Yeah, but a flat on the trailer isn't life threatening. Ditch the trailer. I was just wondering if there was an advantage to having a high traction tire on a pulled trailer that has no drive or if it was just for the toughness of the tire itself, but the traction is irrelevant.