Warndalyn
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Will do...thank you! :tup:Get you a lifetime package on those brake pads. That's what hubby got put on mine, so next time all I have to worry about paying for is the service.
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Will do...thank you! :tup:Get you a lifetime package on those brake pads. That's what hubby got put on mine, so next time all I have to worry about paying for is the service.
Will do...thank you! :tup:
That's that Autozone like Panthro said...
While you're :lmao: lock lol, why don't U suazee' on to dallas and change them? Shouldn't take no more than 1-2 hours tops. I say 1-2 hours so that you can take all 4 rotors off and have them turned @ either O'Reilly or Autozone while waiting (depending on how busy they are). :swink: The actual process of changing the pads takes no more than 8-10 mins per wheel. If you have air (which I do along w/ every deep/shallow/richeting metric/ASE socket imaginablethank ya' very much), no more than 4-6 mins. :swink:
I put Autozone life-time related pads on everything I own except for the bikes. lol I even have their pads on the car hauler. They're FREE replacements, so I'll never EVER pay for another pad as long as I'm alive or as long as I own the currents. Changing pads is a simple process. Finding the time to change them is another deal altogether. :retard:
I see all these wanna'be mechanics in here giving advice but I don't see anyone stepping forward W~.
You are closer to her then me.....Help your girl out! Plus, i'm not allowed passed i-20 anymore.
Who'd have to know? :read: I keep one of my trucks off IH20. No one drives it unless I go there to exchange vehicles just for the helluvit. The keys are w/ the homeowners. lol Can give you explicit directions there along w/ instructions to them. And, I try my best to leave the d/fw area every w/e I can. :lol: Even if that means just going to Corsicana to stay the w/e in my mother's hubby's mother's house. :lol:
Make it happen bruh. :tup:
WOW... my 1999 has 193K
You're in Jackson though.
I think my mom (in Greenwood) has barely 50,000 miles on her car that she's had now for almost 11 years.