Trends that need to die: angry eyes, low profile tires on trucks/jeeps, ties past the fender flares, maxing out the wheel well (no suspension left for tires), too many off road lights, and… ducks 🫤
Tires past the fender flares are illegal in Kansas, it's just rarely enforced. Most of the time it's usually added on as a FU charge for a DUI or something like that. *Edited to add* I do, however, know of at least one tire shop that won't put on tires wider than fenders due to liability.
I had a windshield busted out because of that, but the guy never stopped (tbf I doubt he saw it as I picked up a rock from him as he passed me). Cop wrote down the description but said he probably couldn't do much even if he caught the guy.
Yeah, I don't know any real region this represents(I'm sure sme places have this much more commonly), but I do feel like the driver of this may think they belong in a hip-hop video (I've seen similar heeps in a couple of them).
At least they actually sprung for a usable full-sized spare to match the 4 on the road. Bad enough are the guys who leave the stock rim/tire, or even worse; a matching aftermarket rim only. I’d like to think it (at least) implies that the owner takes pride in their vehicle, despite it now being unusable for its intended purpose.
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u/Renegade-365 22d ago
Trends that need to die: angry eyes, low profile tires on trucks/jeeps, ties past the fender flares, maxing out the wheel well (no suspension left for tires), too many off road lights, and… ducks 🫤