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Perick
May 03, 2016Explorer
When we purchased our class C in December and drove it home from Texas, we had all 4 simulators on. By the time we got home to Indiana, we had lost the right rear one. (I'm guessing in Illinois or Indiana since both state's interstates are awful compared to Texas or Arkansas)
After seeing what a replacement set would run, and knowing I'd probably lose some of them as well, I decided to try something else.
The rears both looked like this after I cleaned them with an SOS pad:
Then I painted them with Rustoleum performance wheel paint. (Pardon the overspray, my cardboard moved when I went over those spots. These tires only have another year or so left in them anyway.)
Now I don't have to deal with simulators falling off and I can check my soon to be install Crossfire system easily.
After seeing what a replacement set would run, and knowing I'd probably lose some of them as well, I decided to try something else.
The rears both looked like this after I cleaned them with an SOS pad:
Then I painted them with Rustoleum performance wheel paint. (Pardon the overspray, my cardboard moved when I went over those spots. These tires only have another year or so left in them anyway.)
Now I don't have to deal with simulators falling off and I can check my soon to be install Crossfire system easily.
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