EV Tires Last 7-10K?

[Carsyn.22]

Nope, by city water you mean raw sewage... the tampon straw would be the least concern. The future looks bleak.

Yup. I’m more fortunate than most, I have a well, water comes from the ground not from a pipe…

 

[Koda]

Yup. I’m more fortunate than most, I have a well, water comes from the ground not from a pipe…

And if you have "hard water" at least you know it comes from minerals... lol

 

[Carsyn.22]

Yup and even if there are chemicals and junk all over above ground at least it’s still being filtered through the dirt like the good Lord intended it to be

 

[CBH Australia]

@Carsyn.22 @Koda
Some people are gainfully employed in the water industry

 

[Muddyboots]

So let's pause for moment,
Wind turbines EOL End of Life filling up landfills.
EV's EOL cost will be enormous to owners for disposal and recycling.

Total Life Cycle Analysis LCA is completely ignored and cherry picked to present a narrative and agenda to the "minions" that are not well informed of the nuisances of the process.

 

[Carsyn.22]

CBH that’s true and there’s people gainfully employed in keeping my pump system operational too, had to get the electrician out to help me figure out a problem last fall.

 

[Koda]

@Carsyn.22 @Koda
Some people are gainfully employed in the water industry

Im all for that I just dont think EVs are the solution to humans environmental problems.

 

[longbow51]

Don't forget all the child slaves digging in the cobalt mines. The same folks who are appalled at the very thought of slavery 200 years ago are just hunky-dory with it today as long as it lets them virtue-signal with an EV.

And, also, being heavier, should the greenies get their way and they become ubiquitous, it would require more frequent resurfacing of roads.

 

[Muddyboots]

The impact of the weight of EV's carries over into so many areas not being discussed for obvious narrative propping reasons.

 

[HARPERC]

And, also, being heavier, should the greenies get their way and they become ubiquitous, it would require more frequent resurfacing of roads.

Once we all freeze, and starve in the dark, not much need for roads.

 

[Steve Davis]

I wonder if the tire manufactures will have to implement two warranties for tires, depending on type of car?

 

[Muddyboots]

More importantly adjust the tire maximum weight capacity. Surprised no Explorer type tire failures

 

[choprzrul]

Are Load Range E passenger car tires on the horizon?

 

[Modoc]

Are Load Range E passenger car tires on the horizon?

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Is there anything other than load range E?

 

[choprzrul]

^^Truth^^

 

[llamaboy]

Don't forget all the child slaves digging in the cobalt mines. The same folks who are appalled at the very thought of slavery 200 years ago are just hunky-dory with it today as long as it lets them virtue-signal with an EV.

And, also, being heavier, should the greenies get their way and they become ubiquitous, it would require more frequent resurfacing of roads.

How are they going to pay for road repair, if they're not buying any gas?

 

[Muddyboots]

How are they going to pay for road repair, if they're not buying any gas?

Don't worry! The tax deficit will be applied in registrations and a mileage tax which BTW is on the table right now by the loony left greenies. So imagine being taxed on how many miles you drive. The tax will be applied from your vehicle connectivity automatically. If you don't pay or drive too much, they want the right to switch off your vehicle remotely. We are living "1984".

 

[MeatBuck]