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Originally Posted by Montana Man
I've seen knuckle draggers improperly use impact drivers way too many times. When changing trailer tires I take in two wheels at a time. I reinstall the first two while they remount the next two. Not to mention how often trailers are improperly jacked off the ground.
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here is what I have observed more then once in a tire shop , watched the knuckle dragger rattled the the lug nuts tight with a air gun, then take a torque wrench to them, and that socket never moves, just clicks .
They never get to see my fifth wheel, all they get to do is mount ,and balance the new tires. Like you I take just the tires ,and wheels to them , this last time with level up I took off all four , and used my small utility trailer to transport the tires, and wheels.
I shudder at the thought of taking my truck in ,its almost due for new tires ,I may do the same with the truck, our car has a hitch also. I rotate my truck tires myself ,they never get to see them again.