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I have deep concerns about our collective future when someone with so much experience and skills gleaned from 30 years+ at the big 3 finds a need to come to this forum to find answers. 😕

Welcome from Arizona (and Texas)!

Someone is seeking views by drumming up excitement. From the provided map, the flooding is clearly not "nationwide". Texas looks like the only significant hot spot.

Welcome from Arizona (and Texas)!

Welcome from Arizona (and Texas)!

Welcome from Arizona (and Texas)!

Do you have a photo like that but with a 42" tire?

It says it works for dust, smoke, and pollen. So The masks could be a really good deal now if they actually work.

Do you mean to make the email symmetrical? Start and end with "You're a moron"?

It seems that this Arizona is not entirely haphazard. The area where I am says something about "Pizza" and a Pizza place is the most popular place to visit in the town.

The answer would depend on the tire manufacturer's specifications. Some will officially fit while others will not.

Did you try pushing the button to disable on the dash?

The obvious solution is to unleash the dog on these moochers. They surely would not survive long!

It might be helpful to know that severe flooding events have happened in this area several/many times before. I was in that area years ago, and people were telling me about terrible flooding caused by a 12" rain deluge. Historical records show that this is nothing new and it (the flooding) has...

Other than only 200w panel, the Pecron unit looks nice. But with a 5 year warranty, and no name recognition, one might wonder if the brand will still exist in 5 years.

Hopefully this tragedy will result in functional alerting systems in known danger areas, along with signage and some training for camp attendees so they will know what to do. Something which was new to me after getting a place in the Arizona mountains is a highly functional emergency...

It is not popular to put Presidents and royalty in jail.

My own experience with Ridge Grapplers on wet streets is that they seem to work well on the highways and rural roads (even under most severe "100 year storm" white knuckle conditions), but not so well on high traffic urban roads which are much more likely to have some oil added to the water. I...

Welcome from Arizona (and Texas)!

Why is appearance so important to you?