Funny how that works. I had that bike flat two years back on Rt 4. We have three main vehicles and other than the bike, I cant recall one since the Charger back in 2006. On a trip back with coworkers from WOLF last summer, a coworker had one, and at the same time an older couple had gone off the road on Mattapany a bit and rolled the tire off the bead.
Primary routes (and where I have picked up ALL of my flats) were 235 between Charlotte Hall and GM road. 2 of them I know 100% were picked up on Chancellor Run Road.
I used to, but have gotten some poor service there in the past few years. I don't believe he's interested anymore and is just marking time to getting out.
Used to be my go to also, same thing
I was sitting in southern tire one day and people with random tools stuck in their tires kept coming in. Pliars, hammer, screwdriver it was pretty funny.
The 2014 F150 has a screen like that but you can clear the warning with a reset button on the steering wheel. The most common one I've gotten has been "Check Fuel Inlet". It's one of the capless fuel fills. A shot or two of WD40 down the inlet fixes the warning.
No bad experiences here, used them all the time when I was in my office down in Lex Park before covid got me a home office..lol
I've used Cheseldine for tires and vehicle service since the early 90's. No issues at all. They would even order Kelly tires for my vehicles. They're one of the things I'll miss in SMC.
When I take the truck in for an oil change they want the mileage. It blocks the mileage with the TPMS information instead and doesn't let me see what the mileage is. Even if I turn it off and back on.
