How rare is the availability of sliding widows? I dont see alot out there and its a nice perk.
What do i look for when keeping an eye out for illegal tires?
Dave
SLiding widows/non compliant tires
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Bandwidth
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Re: SLiding widows/non compliant tires
Don't know about the windows.
As long as your tires have a DOT stamp on them you will be OK
As long as your tires have a DOT stamp on them you will be OK
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Re: SLiding widows/non compliant tires
CC autos has some sliding windows in stock,
all have seals which are in rough shape.
I have a side sliding window for the sliding door I was going to put in.
Its not in perfect shape, PM me if interested.
all have seals which are in rough shape.
I have a side sliding window for the sliding door I was going to put in.
Its not in perfect shape, PM me if interested.
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Re: SLiding widows/non compliant tires
Acceptable tires in Canada :
DOT or Load rating (PSI/load)
If the tires have uneven/low tread and/or cracking, they will not pass inspection (unless the inspector is 'not by the book')
DOT or Load rating (PSI/load)
If the tires have uneven/low tread and/or cracking, they will not pass inspection (unless the inspector is 'not by the book')