Tuesday, March 3, 2026

 


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  1. Probably 10 lugnuts sitting on the ground back in his driveway.

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    1. My first thought was, "How could this crazy thing happen?"

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  2. I'm not a statistician (?), but the odds of this happening, and being on video, must be close to winning a billion dollar lottery jackpot.

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    1. I saw that video about five or six years ago- before the plandemic anyway.
      My bet is some tire shop just had their insurance jump.

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  3. 20:1 the driver is in the Navy, as a submarine officer.

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  4. Back in highschool someone thought it would be funny to loosen the lugs on my old car, ruined the rims, hubs , breaks , spindles & a bunch of other stuff. First time I ever got suspended for fighting. Now ya' need locking lugs so the wheels don't get stolen.

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  5. Is that a strike or a spare?

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  6. Torpedoes away! Torpedoes running straight and true SIR.

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  7. It's actually kind of funny. The driver in the white car doesn't know whether to crap of get off the pot.

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  8. The axles on the old Ford Rangers were held in place by a cheap washer. Really. Once that breaks, the whole damn axle just comes right on out. That's son #1. Son #2 put aftermarket wheels on his Mazda then lowered the car. Totally against what I told him. Not enough clearance and I get a phone call "Dad, my tire came off". The entire aluminum wheel had been cut in half from the inside.

    So yeah, losing tires hi-jinks can occur, especially if teenage drivers decide to modify their car. Or just drive it like a teenager.

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  9. the insurance adjuster "say whaaat?"

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  10. Looks like a Jeep...and some of them have the half axle held into the differential by C Clips...which can break... resulting in the entire axle and wheel leaving the axle tube. This looks more like lack of lug nuts. Odds are the vehicle just left a shop..

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