When Do You Replace Tires?

[Vodka]

I've worked with many different nationalities and they have far more typos and mispronunciations during casual conversations than we do. The difference is that other nationalities don't have people like you who call out every single error. Noticed that you're so keen on bashing Filipino culture - was wondering if you aren't Filipino. If you are, then perhaps you can share how all other Filipinos beneath you can be as cultured as you are. [emoji4]




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aren't you even a bit concerned that 95% can't spell tread correctly???

why are we even having this discussion

[dos2]

aren't you even a bit concerned that 95% can't spell tread correctly???

why are we even having this discussion

wer did yor 95% cam prom?
is it a sayantipik riserts? surbey? hula method?

[BlancNoir]

tread, not thread

thread yung sinulid yun

ba't ganun. parang 95% of the population wrong spelling

Sorry boss. Bihira kasi magamit yung word na yun.

[BlancNoir]

As mature grown-ups, can we please move on from this who's right, who's wrong?

Spelling lang yan, di naman spelling bee to, okay? Importante, naintindihan ng kausap mo yung meaning.

And yes, i have to agree with jut, your spelling and pronunciation won't matter as long as naintindihan ka ng kausap mo.

Back to topic na!

[jut703]

aren't you even a bit concerned that 95% can't spell tread correctly???

why are we even having this discussion

In a professional email, yes. In a casual forum? No. From what I see, everyone understands each other.

I'm actually more concerned about your consistent condescending remarks in different threads - it's like everyone's stupid and you're the only smart guy around. It would be in the forum's best interest if you can be constructive rather than condescending with your inputs


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[Wh1stl3r]

aren't you even a bit concerned that 95% can't spell tread correctly???

why are we even having this discussion

I'd rather have a discussion filled with constructive posts with spelling errors here and there than one with snide remarks about its form. That's just not conducive to healthy discourse.

There's always a decent way to say things.

[xwangbu]

Yung 2 gulong ko ilang beses n na-vulcanize.
last na nabutas naitakbo pa ni misis kaya nagkabitak.
Pinalitan ko na dalawa. 5 yrs and 40k pa lang natakbo.
Rear pareho sinalpak and ung dating spare is spare p rin hanggang ngayon.

[ice15]

My personal rule kung di kaya magpalit ng 4...

2 muna and lagay sa harap... Luma sa likod.

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[mda]

My personal rule kung di kaya magpalit ng 4...

2 muna and lagay sa harap... Luma sa likod.

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Old tires should always be in front, sir.

Losing a control of / or a front tire is easier to control than losing control of the rear...

[kabute13]

Yung 2 gulong ko ilang beses n na-vulcanize.
last na nabutas naitakbo pa ni misis kaya nagkabitak.
Pinalitan ko na dalawa. 5 yrs and 40k pa lang natakbo.
Rear pareho sinalpak and ung dating spare is spare p rin hanggang ngayon.

my personal practice is to replace tires on the third year after it was installed, kahit makapal pa. And i always replace in pair.

Old tires should always be in front, sir.

Losing a control of / or a front tire is easier to control than losing control of the rear...

I also agree with this.


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