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I have these tires on my truck and I love them. Check for the wheels "walking". if they put too much lube mounting and you get on it, or brake hard before they dry in the tires will spin on the rim. Mark them with a wax/grease pencil or something and see if they move at all.

It is all on the site https://www.eia.gov/petroleum/ just hit the data dropdown and go fishing in the rabbit hole. You can view it all kinds of ways, by every single country, by port of entry or exit, what product(s). https://www.eia.gov/dnav/pet/pet_move_expc_a_EP00_EEX_mbbl_m.htm...

Let me help you, it is RIGHT HERE, LITERALLY THE FIRST LINK I POSTED. https://5thgenrams.com/community/threads/diesel-shortage.46516/post-674311 Clicky this U.S. Exports of Crude Oil (Thousand Barrels per Day) which goes to U.S. Exports of Crude Oil (Thousand Barrels per Day) The data table...

You need to chill the hell out. Less troll, more actual helping. I said salesmen lie. You or your manager or the dealership didn't write the warranty or make warranty determinations. Ram does. They specify the parts and what is and isn't part of a part or subsystem. They'll know, especially if...

Jeez chill. Salesmen lie everyday to make a sale. Not one person at a dealership can be trusted with stuff like that. I can see how much of a rabbit hole it can be seeing how even the manuals and warranties seem to be written by interns with multiple conflicting statements even on the same...

For people who cant read, or understand charts, here they are colored. Also you wont get 2022 ( decade 2020, year-2 ) until 2022 ends, its an annualized chart. U.S. Exports of Crude Oil (Thousand Barrels per Day) Decade Year-0 Year-1 Year-2 Year-3 Year-4 Year-5 Year-6 Year-7 Year-8...

Pour the bottle sideways, the wide part down not the thin part down. With the bigger jugs I use a funnel with a long hose I can just clip to the hood and let it go. It has a little screen in it to catch debris, often bugs in Florida trying to swim in the oil.

"no one wants to work anymore" seriously though the single biggest fault is the dealership model and the completely arbitrary diagnostics, process and workmanship variation. It all comes down to is the dealer you using sucky all the time, just having a bad day, or decent on occasion, or...

The US is outproducing everyone else https://www.eia.gov/tools/faqs/faq.php?id=709&t=6 The US has the 4th largest recoverable Lithium reserves, more than China. Give it a couple years, more EV adoption and there will never be an oil shortage again. Give it a decade or two and oill will be...

No much more was taken before this administration https://www.eia.gov/dnav/pet/pet_sum_crdsnd_k_a.htm

You gotta tag them correctly for it to alert them. I did it.

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Yeah material goods are being done like digital goods, ship it now, fix it later, if they get caught.

The US hasn't truly been dependent on foreign oil since late 2016 for most things and everything since 2019. The oil we import is offsetting oil exports for different grades and niche markets. Exports are going NUTS, much of the imports are for refinement and exporting. U.S. Exports of Crude...

I've had to deal with so so much half assed underspec stuff in the past year, its absolutely insane. QA is right out the window on so many things and the suppliers do not care at all. They are taking in whatever they can get to ship goods even if it's not even close to spec. Stuff fails or isn't...

I don't expect it to really be an issue since winter is so warm right now.. Diesel is the first thing out of refineries usually. I have a few fuel caddies I use for hurricane season. They work great, and if you put diesel in them they'd last indefinitely. Gas needs to be stabilized. They were...

There's not a California specific build for the Ecodiesel like there are with some cars and EVs. They just have a disclaimer that their stuff doesn't have a carb #, so if you took it for smog, it would fail and that isn't their problem.

Yes and I'll add don't buy anything made during or after covid. Especially a vehicle.

It should since GDE doesn't delete anything.

Glad it worked out.