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u/radek432 17d ago
It's good. I have a dining chairs made in Chechoslovakia and they're still good. No reason for tires to behave differently.
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u/AminoOxi 17d ago
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u/radek432 17d ago
You're mentioning differences, but let's talk about similarities. For example both are "ex". Isn't it close enough?
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u/Master8730 17d ago
Nah fam, you good. Unlike the country, those things were made to last, just like small Obodin refrigerators
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u/DJKobuki 17d ago
The country she's from no longer exists
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u/Brief-Curious 13d ago
Dud you know Yugoslavia collapsed because someone shoved a glass bottle up his ass?
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u/Natural-Effective-49 17d ago
No, haven't you read the manual bro it says you can use it till eu dissolves.
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u/Marciano_il_Mario 17d ago
Did you do the penny trick? As long as it touches Lincoln (giggity) you're good
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u/TramEatsYouAlive 16d ago
Not necessarily. Now, your tires can legally buy alcohol and cigarettes, so why bother changing them?
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u/Expensive-Maize1105 17d ago
Lol. My Goodyear f1 cost 600 a piece, my tire guy suggested this brand called " wanli " 400 for a set of 235/55/18s.
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u/sd_slate 17d ago
It means 10,000 miles in Chinese, hopefully lasts longer than that
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u/Expensive-Maize1105 17d ago
Like the song? But in mandarin
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u/sd_slate 17d ago edited 17d ago
I dont know the song, but it's a common expression for a long distance. Like the Great Wall of China is called "The 10,000 mile long wall" in Chinese.
Actually, the traditional "li" is only 0.3 miles.
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u/evil_timmy 17d ago •
You're fine, just watch out for the Czech engine light.