Posted by Kruse on March 19, 2010 at 13:13:14 from (12.187.51.218):
In Reply to: ^%^#@ tire shop posted by Don-Wi on March 19, 2010 at 10:19:04:
I rotated the tires on the van about a week ago. (RWD Aerostar) I get to the last tire to loosen the lug nuts and I wouldn't budge them with a spinner wrench. WT*&%@#? I got the big breaker bar and was barely able to loosen them. I couldn't figure that out because I do all the work on the van and I NEVER go over 100 ft. lbs. on this vehicle. Then it hit me. I had a wheel bearing go out on me unexpected about a month ago and had a local shop put on a new rotor with bearings. It was about 25 miles from home and I just limped it to his shop and had him repair it. He has a good reputation around here. But if I'd had a flat out in the boonies, I couldn't have gotten it off. Maybe he just wanted repeat business to replace that rotor that could have easily warped.
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