Which egregious tech related error did they commit?
Are where your Jeeps tires manufactured important to you?
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Which egregious tech related error did they commit?
Please explain.
With the huge amount of auto parts that are made in Canada and cross over the border into Detroit, there's a lot more Canadian components in vehicles on the road in the US than most people realize.
Hating manufacturing in Canada because all the cool kids are doing it is not a good enough reason.
Canada and China both begin with the letter C.
it was a joke ! i run hankook tires myself. i buy tires by price and how long they last....
Just calm down already. I don't give a shit where your tires are made, I just wanted to point out that the US isn't the only non 3rd world shithole being run by a fuckwit.
Fuckwit is an optimistic description of Brandon.
Lest we forget, "common sense gun laws" have the exact same perverted value as "clean coal".
I understand the same technology, raw materials, manufacturing process and equipment/machinery used is the same across the board no matter which plant location produced the tires.
Yes, getting what I asked for is important. A better attempt to fulfill my request would have been appreciated.
I prefer to buy American/Made in the USA when the choice exists providing it is a quality product and what I need. Supporting American jobs and American families is also important to me.
I realize better options in tires may exist, the selection and choices seem endless. Anyone asking what they should get leads to pages of suggestions and opinions of why I should get what they're running.
I have used more than a few brands and models of tires in near 40 years of Jeeps and 4x4 PU's. I don't consider these the best choice in off road tire but do expect it to be a good combination of things. I have read/heard good things about this tire over the years. This is a DD and will see far more road miles than off road, I live in New England so a Triple Peak rated winter tire is also at the top of the list along with wet weather driving.
Political opinions and banter aside, any comment on the tire or company
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But Trudeau's dad was named Fidel.
I was laughing when I read that conspiracy a few years ago.
Thanks @Dave/99TJ, I think this is a topic worth thoughtful discussion as many of us here buy lots of stuff for our rigs. The short answer is, yes, it matters to me.
I don't assume quality is inherent to place of origin. There are many high and low quality parts and materials from the US and abroad. And forums like this can be useful in sorting out what's good.
It makes sense to me that anyone would support their local economy when they can. So as an American, I usually try to buy American. I don't think we are close to perfect, but I also try to avoid purchasing goods from places which treat us or their own people poorly.
I don't assume quality is inherent to place of origin. There are many high and low quality parts and materials from the US and abroad. And forums like this can be useful in sorting out what's good.
It makes sense to me that anyone would support their local economy when they can. So as an American, I usually try to buy American. I don't think we are close to perfect, but I also try to avoid purchasing goods from places which treat us or their own people poorly.
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