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Okay.... I guess you believe in flat earth too haha. Have you heard of G force? thats the force that is responsible for increasing weight to the outside wheels while driving around a corner.Every word you say makes you sound even dopier than I think you are.
You already stated your a mechanic so stick with your trade, don't upset the experts who have been doing suspension for 25 years.Not necessarily. If you're trying to align a car on incorrect tyre pressures you're pissing in the wind.
Please let me know how many years have you been aligning cars for?
Who is a 25 year suspension mechanic? lol I love this internet qualification hahaha next you'll be telling me Eric Herbet is a climate scientist.You already stated your a mechanic so stick with your trade, don't upset the experts who have been doing suspension for 25 years.
Thats you misrepresenting me not me.@shane_3800 round earther but also ACC denier?
Interesting that there are so many coloured dots on a tyre but other than the white dot, I never knew what they were for or bothered to care as professionals mount my tyresTell me where, especially if it's a directional or assemetric tyre...
I also have to ask....I have a brand new set of Kumho KU22's...They only have a red dot, which is located on the inside of the tyre....What do I do when I fit them up?
Or if a tyre has a yellow, blue and red dot, which one do I use? Or if the directional tyre has a red and blue dot one side and the yellow the other side, what do I do....Or even if all those dots are on one side, with the directional tyre.