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  • #16
    Originally posted by nascarnate326 View Post
    Worst of all....I got a ticket. Parked out in the middle of no where, raining, with a comuter parking pass, not resedintial pass and they gave me a $20 ticket. Thanks for adding insult to injury grand valley. Today just sucks. Thanks everyone that helped, if I make it home this weekend I will normal lugnuts.
    *very bad word* our parking staff. they just love to prove how low they can stoop.
    -Joel
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    • #17
      Originally posted by JoeliusZ28 View Post
      *very bad word* our parking staff. they just love to prove how low they can stoop.
      I've heard horror stories about GVSU's parking safety officers and trust me, they don't have $#!t on the DPS (Department of Parking Services) here at Ferris.

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      • #18
        take a piece of pipe and hammer it on, my dad says hes done it multiple times. idk if it was his rim he was removing tho

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        • #19
          sometimes aluminum rims will have cruddy build up along the bead.. Its super common and a total pain in the ass. That could be yur issue if there are no nails or any visible holes..
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          • #20
            Any local tire shop will crack them off for like $10 with an impact hammer and chisel.

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            • #21
              Originally posted by shawnc16 View Post
              sometimes aluminum rims will have cruddy build up along the bead.. Its super common and a total pain in the ass. That could be yur issue if there are no nails or any visible holes..
              happens ALL the time just take it up to a discount tire we do all flat repairs for free no matter where you got the tire. they'll just take the tire off the rim and buff all the crap off the lip of the wheel
              -Mike
              Chevrolet Technician

              Totaled 99 SS swapped drivetrain, harness, interior, and suspension into 94 Z28.

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