neon + pothole = KABOOM
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I haven't had the worst luck, but damn my tires aren't worth $H!T with all these damn potholes in michigan. First time i blew out 2 rims and 2 tires (both unrepairable). $500 later i was driving it again. This time i bent a rim pretty good and blew a tire out. I have 195x50xr16 i believe, and there is like no rubber on my tires stock. Looks like i am going to buy some new rims so i can put more rubber on my tires. Anyone else have problems with their neons being sucked into potholes?
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Dude, call the city & report those potholes. I don't live in Michigan, I'm in Oklahoma, but I worked for OKC public works a while back & if a citizen's car was damaged by potholes or city property due to no fault of their own, the city would usually pay to fix the damage.
Just a thought, since your car keeps getting hurt. I find that I get sucked into a lot of potholes too, I have little 14" rims though.
Just a thought, since your car keeps getting hurt. I find that I get sucked into a lot of potholes too, I have little 14" rims though.
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Before I moved out of Michigan I hit a pot hole with my 19's... there was some fun... blew out a tire and 300 bucks later I have a new tire... I then Moved down to Houston, not many pot holes here. As kabuk1 said, I would report it to the city/ township etc and work with them to pay for the repairs or at least help out. I would have done the same, but I was moving in 2 days. Good luck.
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i had that happened to me on a vacation. I was going to new york and in the middle of PA, i hit a pothole. turned out i cracked my rim and destroyed the tire. ended up costing me 300 bucks to find a rim and a tire in BFE. i would a just put the spare on but i was more than half way to new york, and figured that would be to long to drive on a doughnut.