Put your Z on a flat bed tow truck for the ride home. You can ask
the tow truck driver if you can sit in your Z on the way home.......
Good Luck Amigo..............

:hello:

and go vroom vroom vroom with your mouth

:driving:

:shakes head: this makes too much sense = not funny (no entertainment value)

i mean i know i can sit here and just make jokes all day but cmon lets just put this one to bed.


then lets move on and bash some stance kids :tiphat:

Do we have those yet? :confused:

You're just mad cause minsu doesn't get all pissed and retort :rofl2:

As for stance... those guys are usually up for a fight :icon17:

oh yes. i ran most off already. now they just stay on the fb 370z group page. and then i go and bash them there.

That's really funny but then again Minsu might listen to you.
:bowrofl::bowrofl::bowrofl::bowrofl:

Are you serious?

http://www.the370z.com/members-370z-...gged-370z.html :eekdance:

i've laid off that thread after a few PM's from mods.

think they were worried of a suicide from my bashing lol :stirthepot:

You can put me to bed. :yum:

oooooh baby :yum:

:nutswinger:

Greeting's Minsu, you come here for attention and the funny part is you get it.
lol.................. Good Luck Amigo...................
:tup:

Nice thread Minsu!! hahaha

but for your OP you shouldn't drive with 11psi in one tire. I would fill it up see if it holds, if not put the spare on and see if you can patch it, it is not safe to you or other around driving with low psi tires

GL..let me know if you need a place than can patch your tire if that is the case.

Minsu competes with depointfive0 on amount of issues with his car. The only difference is that the guy never seems to know what to do about it...

First; fill up on air. Most gas stations have air pumps. This should be fairly obvious but one can never tell with this kid.

You've owned your car for almost a year now, yes? If you have never gotten an alignment on the car do it regardless of if you change tires and every 6,000 miles or so after that (or every other oil change if you actually follow the service manual oil change interval).

I would follow what some people have already recommended regarding the topic. Get a separate set of rims specifically for winter use. Stock base wheels often go for $600 or less. If you're REALLY hard up for cash, they hold value pretty well and can usually be sold for as much as you bought them for unless you do something INCREDIBLY stupid like put a crack in them. Don't do that.

Please retrace your path of logic on this topic. How you went from one tire being under inflated to needing to change all four makes little to no sense to anyone involved. Get a proper tire tread gauge and measure your center tread depth. If your sidewall is worn more it's an alignment issue, but as long as you get it corrected and have tread left on the tire, there's no reason you can't continue using them.