3/4 Ton Trucks Will Flip
I went back into the office last night to catch up on some work and saw a really bad accident right down the street from my shop. I am in an industrial area in North Austin and we have wide streets a...
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Adam R wrote:
Seriously? You are actually worried about a full size truck "flipping"? Then go out and buy nice low riding sedan and let me know who fares the worst when your 3000 lb car collides with an 8000 lb truck. I know what I'd rather be in. Also, I've never left my rig with any minimum wage anybody. Develop some skills and ability to work on your own vehicles. If you are silly enough to leave your rig with a bunch of knuckle heads, then I don't feel too sorry for either the drivers that damaged the rig or the owner in this case.
BTW, track cars can flip if they catch an edge between sections of concrete. Curbs are even better at flipping vehicles. It's best to avoid hitting them in the first place.
I am not worried about flipping, just reminding folks that it can happen on flat ground. As far as leaving a truck with knuckleheads, have you ever had new tires put on yours? Or put it in the body shop to get hail dents taken out?
