used tires

A used tires place near me used to be called Maypop Used Tires.A few
years ago they changed the name of that place.
cuhulin

"AZ Nomad" > wrote in message
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> On Mon, 4 Jan 2010 07:04:57 -0800 (PST), larry moe 'n curly
> > wrote:
>
>
>>Paul wrote:
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>>> Used tire shops are every where in the poorer parts of Houston.
>>> Hundreds of them.
>
>>In Phoenix, the place to go to was:
>
>> IN THE NAME OF JESUS GUARANTEED USED TIRES
> That's a worthless guarantee if I've ever heard one.
> Good like trying to get jeez to poke his head in this universe for
> warranty service.

More likely owned by Jesus Martinez.

On Tue, 5 Jan 2010 11:10:09 -0600, hls > wrote:

>"AZ Nomad" > wrote in message
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>> On Mon, 4 Jan 2010 07:04:57 -0800 (PST), larry moe 'n curly
>> > wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Paul wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Used tire shops are every where in the poorer parts of Houston.
>>>> Hundreds of them.
>>
>>>In Phoenix, the place to go to was:
>>
>>> IN THE NAME OF JESUS GUARANTEED USED TIRES
>> That's a worthless guarantee if I've ever heard one.
>> Good like trying to get jeez to poke his head in this universe for
>> warranty service.

>More likely owned by Jesus Martinez.

Of course! Jesus was mexican; who else would name their kid 'jesus'?

On Mon, 04 Jan 2010 23:14:43 -0600, cuhulin wrote:

> A used tires place near me used to be called Maypop Used Tires.A few years
> ago they changed the name of that place. cuhulin

ROFLMAO! I would certainly be more than reluctant to buy any tires from a
place with a name like that!

On December 23 last year, I bought a used tire at Cowboy's Quality New &
Used Tires, for my 1978 Dodge van.I don't drive that van much anymore,
it just sits there in my carport, I have a lot of my old junk stored in
that van.But I do crank it up two or three times each week and drive it
around the block a few times.

The used tire has a 15 day warranty.Of course it leaks air, that means I
better get that tire back to Cowboy's real quick and get them to fix it
right.

Speaking of Cowboys, and Cowgirls, and not meaning to be too off topic,
http://www.cowboysnigtmare.com
One of those gals (Jeri) and her twin sister used to live next door to
me.They are both divorced.They are both Tomboys too.
cuhulin, the off topic dude

wrote:
> On December 23 last year, I bought a used tire at Cowboy's Quality New &
> Used Tires, for my 1978 Dodge van.I don't drive that van much anymore,
> it just sits there in my carport, I have a lot of my old junk stored in
> that van.But I do crank it up two or three times each week and drive it
> around the block a few times.
>
> The used tire has a 15 day warranty.Of course it leaks air, that means I
> better get that tire back to Cowboy's real quick and get them to fix it
> right.
>
> Speaking of Cowboys, and Cowgirls, and not meaning to be too off topic,
> http://www.cowboysnigtmare.com
> One of those gals (Jeri) and her twin sister used to live next door to
> me.They are both divorced.They are both Tomboys too.
> cuhulin, the off topic dude
>

http://cowboysnightmare.com/

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Open every day since 1 April, 1971

> wrote in message
...

> Speaking of Cowboys, and Cowgirls, and not meaning to be too off topic,
> http://www.cowboysnigtmare.com
> One of those gals (Jeri) and her twin sister used to live next door to
> me.They are both divorced.They are both Tomboys too.
> cuhulin, the off topic dude
>
Even tomboys need their wheels aligned, every once in a while.

That Slime stuff for leaky tires, does it really work? Or is there
another brand name of goop that is better?
By the time I got to Cowboy's used tires place this late this afternoon,
they had already chain locked the doors and gone wherever.
cuhulin

wrote:
> That Slime stuff for leaky tires, does it really work? Or is there
> another brand name of goop that is better?
> By the time I got to Cowboy's used tires place this late this afternoon,
> they had already chain locked the doors and gone wherever.
> cuhulin

I always carry a can of leak stop in the trunk.
It works and has saved me many times.
Or inflated the tire long enough to get somewhere else.
I like the kind with the hose because you don't have to
get the valve stem on the bottom.
I also carry a rope type puncture plug kit.
Have used that a lot more. Once every couple of months at least.
Then use the leak stop to inflate the tire.

> wrote in message
...
> That Slime stuff for leaky tires, does it really work? Or is there
> another brand name of goop that is better?
> By the time I got to Cowboy's used tires place this late this afternoon,
> they had already chain locked the doors and gone wherever.
> cuhulin

It works fine in most cases, but I am of the old school who wants a puncture
fixed, not just snotted up. Stop Leak and such work fine, and are now water
based and nonflammable propellant.