i hate, hate, hate, hate, new york!!!!1
#16
same with southern state, back in the old days the speed limit was lower due to slower cars so the onramps were perfect. now the speed limits are raised and the short onramps suffer. my exit has only 50-75ft to merge onto the highway with cars coming at you at 50-70mph.
#17
When I use to drive to NY from DC to visit friends for the weekend I always swapped my 19's out with my stock wheels. I can't see how anyone drives with nice wheels and a drop up there.
One time I was coming back from NY and I hit a pothole so big it threw the whole alignment of my car off. I drove back with the steering wheel almost sideways......... I exagerated a little but not much. ha
One time I was coming back from NY and I hit a pothole so big it threw the whole alignment of my car off. I drove back with the steering wheel almost sideways......... I exagerated a little but not much. ha
Last edited by Chancellor; 03-31-09 at 05:57 PM.
#18
I guess I am not the only one who looks like they are doing a slalom course going down the road LOL. Some of the potholes around here in R.I. are just crazy deep. You really have to keep a eye out for them or you WILL do damage. I noticed yesterday when I brake hard the car pulls to the left real hard. Anybody know what that is going to be that I need to get checked?
Last edited by CBG; 03-31-09 at 06:23 PM.
#19
1. Incorrect tire pressures
2. Front end misalignment
3. Front (or rear) tires may not be matched
4. Restricted brake lines/hoes
5. Malfunctioning caliper
6. Loose suspension parts
7. Loose calipers
8. Excessive brake pad wear
If your car started pulling like that right after you hit the pothole, I'm going to guess either that it's suspension related (2 or 6).
#22
Man I feel your pain some hater deflated my tire next to my job. I pulled out and realized that something was wrong waited for a tow truck for 2 and a half hours, when the truck came he couldn't even get my car up on the flatbed due to my height. Had to get wood blocks and wasted 3 hours of my life due to a hater. Potholes are killer out here. With my new wheels on my driving spped has dropped drastically and you will catch me weaving in order to avoid some of those craters
Last edited by Spyder78; 03-31-09 at 08:22 PM.
#23
potholes SUCK....the roads in MD/VA suck pretty hard, but NY/NJ roads are by far the worst
i feel your pain tho...ive encountered pothole damages way too often.
the roads here are poorly drained and poorly maintained, and thus full of cracks and potholes and dips and such..i never feel a smooth ride in my area
this is why im not and will not be lowered
i feel your pain tho...ive encountered pothole damages way too often.
the roads here are poorly drained and poorly maintained, and thus full of cracks and potholes and dips and such..i never feel a smooth ride in my area
this is why im not and will not be lowered
#25
#29
Philly's no better
I just got 2 brand new tires put on my front.
All was smooth
Couple days ago I hit a HUUUUUGE hole on the freaking INTERSTATE at like 70mph and I thought my wheel was going to fall off.
Today dam train tracks, they looked fine so I didn't slow down, holy crap I thought I was going to have a blow out... Soo pissed off, now I have a slight shake when i'm driving... wtf I know the tires are maybe bad now... Think I can just get them re-mounted and they'll be fine or what? Probably bent rim? But I can't tell they're already bent to ***** anyways.
I just got 2 brand new tires put on my front.
All was smooth
Couple days ago I hit a HUUUUUGE hole on the freaking INTERSTATE at like 70mph and I thought my wheel was going to fall off.
Today dam train tracks, they looked fine so I didn't slow down, holy crap I thought I was going to have a blow out... Soo pissed off, now I have a slight shake when i'm driving... wtf I know the tires are maybe bad now... Think I can just get them re-mounted and they'll be fine or what? Probably bent rim? But I can't tell they're already bent to ***** anyways.