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Old 02-08-2007, 04:57 AM
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You know what. I've been thinking about checking out that operation again my self. It's been a while since i checked it out.
forgot how to change a tire?
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Old 02-08-2007, 05:14 AM
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Of course not. Just need to review the BMW process. Although I don't change tires any more it would be nice to know what the procedure is and where the tools are that are needed to get my 6000 lb beast in the air to remove the tire.

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Old 02-08-2007, 05:25 AM
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Of course not. Just need to review the BMW process. Although I don't change tires any more it would be nice to know what the procedure is and where the tools are that are needed to get my 6000 lb beast in the air to remove the tire.
ooo...that would be good to know...

right now this is my procedure:

dial BMW Roadside Assistance...say that no, i am not safe...and wait an hour for AAA to arrive...
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Old 02-08-2007, 05:46 AM
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ooo...that would be good to know...

right now this is my procedure:

dial BMW Roadside Assistance...say that no, i am not safe...and wait an hour for AAA to arrive...
if I have ever to get a flat with any of the cars.

My procedure would be:

get out car - get phone out of pocket - press home number - tell husband to get over here toot sweet as I have a flat, once he had arrived take his car and leave him to change flat.
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if I have ever to get a flat with any of the cars.

My procedure would be:

get out car - get phone out of pocket - press home number - tell husband to get over here toot sweet as I have a flat, once he had arrived take his car and leave him to change flat.
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if I have ever to get a flat with any of the cars.

My procedure would be:

get out car - get phone out of pocket - press home number - tell husband to get over here toot sweet as I have a flat, once he had arrived take his car and leave him to change flat.
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if I have ever to get a flat with any of the cars.

My procedure would be:

get out car - get phone out of pocket - press home number - tell husband to get over here toot sweet as I have a flat, once he had arrived take his car and leave him to change flat.


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