Saved my trip. Thank you all for the great advice.
Saved my trip. Thank you all for the great advice.
Hi:
I traveled to Williamsburg, VA to see my brother in my 2005 Black X-fire on Friday, 350 miles from home.
I do not why or how I got a premonition of getting flat tired, paranoid? Yes.
I searched this forum and made a list of items I would need if sh-t happened. So, I bought nose pliers, pair gloves and a flat fix kit from AutoZone all under 12.00, before leaving home.
After spending time with my brother, I left on Sunday evening and was driving on I-95 N in the middle of a thunderous night. While reaching for a sip of water, I felt the car run funny.
A rest area was near by, where I stopped and found punctured rear right rear tire. I knew that calling AAA would be a time waster, so I decided to fix the flat under the light of the rest area. This was the first time I attempted to fix a flat. I followed the instructions and within 40 minutes all was well.
I happily made it home and during my journey back home I was thinking about the members who had made the rule to always keep the above paraphernalia in the car.
I want to thank the members for the sound advice.
How about leaving on a happier note? -------I found this post on my motorcycle forum. I am sure you will have mixed feelings for this idiot. If you need a laugh read this:
http://www.audiforums.com/m_693578/mpage_1/key_/tm.htm
M K
I traveled to Williamsburg, VA to see my brother in my 2005 Black X-fire on Friday, 350 miles from home.
I do not why or how I got a premonition of getting flat tired, paranoid? Yes.
I searched this forum and made a list of items I would need if sh-t happened. So, I bought nose pliers, pair gloves and a flat fix kit from AutoZone all under 12.00, before leaving home.
After spending time with my brother, I left on Sunday evening and was driving on I-95 N in the middle of a thunderous night. While reaching for a sip of water, I felt the car run funny.
A rest area was near by, where I stopped and found punctured rear right rear tire. I knew that calling AAA would be a time waster, so I decided to fix the flat under the light of the rest area. This was the first time I attempted to fix a flat. I followed the instructions and within 40 minutes all was well.
I happily made it home and during my journey back home I was thinking about the members who had made the rule to always keep the above paraphernalia in the car.
I want to thank the members for the sound advice.
How about leaving on a happier note? -------I found this post on my motorcycle forum. I am sure you will have mixed feelings for this idiot. If you need a laugh read this:
http://www.audiforums.com/m_693578/mpage_1/key_/tm.htm
M K
Re: Saved my trip. Thank you all for the great advice.
I may have missed something, but how did you reinflate the tire?
I have a flat repair kit, too (Thanks, forum members!) but spent $30 on a 12V pump. I hope my experience goes as smoothly as yours, if I'm ever in that situation.
Cheers,
Alex
I have a flat repair kit, too (Thanks, forum members!) but spent $30 on a 12V pump. I hope my experience goes as smoothly as yours, if I'm ever in that situation.
Cheers,
Alex
Re: Saved my trip. Thank you all for the great advice.
Originally Posted by SRT6nTulsa
I may have missed something, but how did you reinflate the tire?
I have a flat repair kit, too (Thanks, forum members!) but spent $30 on a 12V pump. I hope my experience goes as smoothly as yours, if I'm ever in that situation.
Cheers,
Alex
I have a flat repair kit, too (Thanks, forum members!) but spent $30 on a 12V pump. I hope my experience goes as smoothly as yours, if I'm ever in that situation.
Cheers,
Alex
Re: Saved my trip. Thank you all for the great advice.
Originally Posted by anjumkha
Hi:
I traveled to Williamsburg, VA to see my brother in my 2005 Black X-fire on Friday, 350 miles from home.
I do not why or how I got a premonition of getting flat tired, paranoid? Yes.
I searched this forum and made a list of items I would need if sh-t happened. So, I bought nose pliers, pair gloves and a flat fix kit from AutoZone all under 12.00, before leaving home.
After spending time with my brother, I left on Sunday evening and was driving on I-95 N in the middle of a thunderous night. While reaching for a sip of water, I felt the car run funny.
A rest area was near by, where I stopped and found punctured rear right rear tire. I knew that calling AAA would be a time waster, so I decided to fix the flat under the light of the rest area. This was the first time I attempted to fix a flat. I followed the instructions and within 40 minutes all was well.
I happily made it home and during my journey back home I was thinking about the members who had made the rule to always keep the above paraphernalia in the car.
I want to thank the members for the sound advice.
How about leaving on a happier note? -------I found this post on my motorcycle forum. I am sure you will have mixed feelings for this idiot. If you need a laugh read this:
http://www.audiforums.com/m_693578/mpage_1/key_/tm.htm
M K
I traveled to Williamsburg, VA to see my brother in my 2005 Black X-fire on Friday, 350 miles from home.
I do not why or how I got a premonition of getting flat tired, paranoid? Yes.
I searched this forum and made a list of items I would need if sh-t happened. So, I bought nose pliers, pair gloves and a flat fix kit from AutoZone all under 12.00, before leaving home.
After spending time with my brother, I left on Sunday evening and was driving on I-95 N in the middle of a thunderous night. While reaching for a sip of water, I felt the car run funny.
A rest area was near by, where I stopped and found punctured rear right rear tire. I knew that calling AAA would be a time waster, so I decided to fix the flat under the light of the rest area. This was the first time I attempted to fix a flat. I followed the instructions and within 40 minutes all was well.
I happily made it home and during my journey back home I was thinking about the members who had made the rule to always keep the above paraphernalia in the car.
I want to thank the members for the sound advice.
How about leaving on a happier note? -------I found this post on my motorcycle forum. I am sure you will have mixed feelings for this idiot. If you need a laugh read this:
http://www.audiforums.com/m_693578/mpage_1/key_/tm.htm
M K
Now that there is funny!
Re: Saved my trip. Thank you all for the great advice.
Originally Posted by maxcichon
Did ANYONE read that link?
Now that there is funny!
Now that there is funny!
if you are using forced induction make sure not to let that baby spool up...
Re: Saved my trip. Thank you all for the great advice.
Welcome to the forum, anjumkha. Glad the info helped for your flat tire. There is so much more info available on this forum from our highly Crossfire-educated members. That link almost made me p!ss myself laughing. It had to be a joke, right? I can't believe someone could be so stupid and then post about it
Re: Saved my trip. Thank you all for the great advice.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
xfireohio
Cars For Sale - Archive
10
07-20-2020 12:03 AM
tom2112
Parts/Accessories for sale - Archive
7
07-28-2015 08:12 AM
Currently Active Users Viewing This Thread: 1 (0 members and 1 guests)