new goodyear tires designed for RV's
Went to the Tampa RV show yesterday to check out the 338 TT like the one we have now. Boy what a difference 4 years makes, a lot of new features and other things changed to make them better. The one ...
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tomman58 wrote:
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I am always amused at those that would rather live in a cave than step into the future,LOL My career was involved with many engineers from most auto plants and my projects were cutting edge and innovative so in my retirement I tend to go in the future rather than sitting and complaining. That's me, like I really enjoying owning a Volt and really like electronic cutting edge. Lots of fun. Now a better mousetrap of a tire, can be a good thing.
That's me Tom ! Caveman here. I prefer to buy and use things that are "proven".
In my almost 40 year career as a machinist, I spent my years making the transition from old manual machines right on into the world of CNC.
One of my responsibilities in my last decade was to work thru, with the software engineers the latest versions of both current O/S and current application software that ran the machines.
At times in these processes, we had to temporarily fall back to "what we know works", in order to actually have a functioning shop.
In retirement, I like being a caveman. It's part of why I like my horses. Yes, the car has been invented, but there is something satisfying about dealing with the simplicity of "one horsepower".
This theory is why I run LT tires: I know they work.
Caveman here, over and out.
