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Old 11/22/14, 06:54 PM
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Annnnnddddddd This is reply number 100 Rockin the heck out of the airin up the ol tires thread. Any one ever use great stuff instead of air in their tires?
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Old 11/22/14, 08:45 PM
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Starting next year, Obama's EPA will require sensors in all car tires to monitor how long the air has been in the tire. After 5,000 miles or so, if not changed-the car will be disabled until the air is changed, and you will be fined. LOL
It's not a fine, it's a tax! Jees!
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Old 11/23/14, 12:52 PM
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Hummm ! wonder what I owe in back taxes for all the years that went by for not changing the air in my tires
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haha! Wtf is this?

Anyway, unfortunately My warranty just got voided because i used aftermarket air :/ **** autozone.
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Old 12/26/14, 11:35 PM
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It's not a fine, it's a tax! Jees!
"If you like your air, you can keep your air."
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Old 12/26/14, 11:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Wild5.0
haha! Wtf is this?

Anyway, unfortunately My warranty just got voided because i used aftermarket air :/ **** autozone.
So did mine for using aftermarket air from pepboys
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Old 12/27/14, 06:42 AM
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"If you like your air, you can keep your air."





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Old 12/27/14, 01:28 PM
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So did mine for using aftermarket air from pepboys
was it canned air or was it in a jar?
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Old 12/27/14, 01:38 PM
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They got this new stuff at Wallyworld called "Blue Air". Supposed to give ya 10 extra MPG.
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I wouldn't use anything but German air. A little pricey, but we all know the German's produce great air, especially hot air, which pre-warms your tires on cold mornings.
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Being the politically correct, bleeding heart, liberal commie that I am, I would like to get hold of Global Warming friendly air. Does anyone know if Al Gore sells this stuff?
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Being the politically correct, bleeding heart, liberal commie that I am, I would like to get hold of Global Warming friendly air. Does anyone know if Al Gore sells this stuff?
I know he spews it
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Originally Posted by Glenn
was it canned air or was it in a jar?
They give you a choice, as pepboys claim their air in a jar provides a much tighter seal over their canned air and is much denser as well..

The only catch is.. It's more expensive
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Originally Posted by SD CALSPCL
I wouldn't use anything but German air. A little pricey, but we all know the German's produce great air, especially hot air, which pre-warms your tires on cold mornings.
Just another fine example of great German engineering
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Originally Posted by TripleBlack14
Being the politically correct, bleeding heart, liberal commie that I am, I would like to get hold of Global Warming friendly air. Does anyone know if Al Gore sells this stuff?
As a matter of fact, he does.. It's called Al Gore's Global Warming Friendly Air.. And it even comes included with Al's unique patented Lock Box as your special gift to keep even if you decide to return the air for up to a full 30 day, money back no questions asked guarantee..

As an additional bonus, Al will give his first 100 customers that place their orders right now, not just one, but 2 containers of his Global Warming Friendly Air for the ridiculous low, low price of only $39.99

Operators are standing by right now to take your order, so call now
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I would worry more about greasing the muffler bearings every 5000 miles!















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I would worry more about greasing the muffler bearings every 5000 miles!
Great!!! More maintenance to look out for!
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Great!!! More maintenance to look out for!
Gary ! look at the bright side, it'll keep you busy during the winter
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