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First thing this morning I took 4 new Coker Firestone 700-20 tires for the rear of my 4100 to a farm/truck tire center about 30 miles away. An amazing crew of 4 guys went after them, each on a tire machine, removed the 69 year old original US Royal tires, cleaned the rims, installed the flaps/tubes, and tires in 30 minutes. I thought I would have to come back the next day. They did a great job, and was well worth the $160.
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Its always great to point out the jobs well done. It restores my faith in the human race! Thanks for sharing.

(Now, tell me about the 55 Chevy the tires were leaned against)


1937 Chevy Pickup
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Nice job
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Jealous 😞 but do like a story of a business where people work that ACTUALLY know how to do their job. It's becoming more and more rare. The look great.


Turning a 68 C40 into a Wood Fired pizza truck.
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We are fortunate to have a decent tire shop like yours as well. It is nice to see folks that know/understand multiple piece rims.


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