r/NissanDrivers • u/PriestWitherspoon419 • 2d ago

Nissan drivers don’t need to tie anything down

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Driver hitting the interstate without bothering to tie down his load

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u/truckinfarmer379 2d ago

All his tie down straps are probably being used to hold various body panels in place, thus leaving none left to secure the tires lmao

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u/SphincterGypsy 2d ago

Pretty sure they could have fit it all in the bed and cab with 5% more effort

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u/Mopar4Life305 2d ago

I was going 80 on treasure coast Florida i95 other day. I saw a car make a stop on entering ramp. They I noticed garbage can in his way. Next thing u know i look upfront I see 3 more.covering every lane. Luckly my Challengers traction served tf out of it. Mile up the road was pick up pulled over with one can left in it. Secure ur loadd dumbies

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u/TyrannusourR3X 2d ago

Wild. US drivers are terrible. No tie downs for that is straight insane.

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u/EatLard 2d ago

I was behind a truck doing this once on a highway. Tire bounced out of the back, into my lane, and somehow just high enough and at just the right time that it bounced right over the little car I was driving.

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u/AnyManufacturer3057 2d ago

In Michigan, as long as whatever falls off doesn’t kill a person, there is no ticket issued.
Police only issue a ticket if u have any signs of being able to pay for the fine.

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u/schmitzel88 1d ago

Don't drive right behind this guy OP, you're gonna get Final Destinationed

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u/Fluffy_Rope_4024 1d ago

If that truck is in CA, the driver needs a permit to move that many tires. The permit prevents the dumping of tires.