GMC Acadia "Mystery" Vibration | Dealing with Plastic Clad Rims

This 2010 GMC Acadia has a vibration and noise above 45 miles per hour. Let's fix that! Also bonus footage with a special guest.
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[@mrswes]

Great job sis!! A natural on the camera!! @Wes was way nicer to you!

[@ronicard]

Careful or he'll use the CRC Comment Preventer on you! :)

[@sharpeidad1055]

She didn't come into the shop bitching at him...

[@mrs.wessister8804]

Maybe I successfully complained less 😉.

[@mrswes]

@@mrs.wessister8804 maybe he learned from my complaints and viewer comments to not have the lift so high...and that I would side with you on any complaints 🤷‍♀️

[@sharpeidad1055]

@@mrs.wessister8804 Please stop by anytime...you did well...nice work!

[@bborkzilla]

The designer who came up with the plastic-clad aluminum wheel must have really liked the look of discount auto parts store hub caps.

[@agger838]

Better than the aluminum that corrodes after 6 years and looks like garbage..

[@Xlaxsauce]

I think it is because it is more cost effective to chrome plate plastic and put it on the rim rather than paying to plate aluminum rims or steel

[@frantickoala994]

Buddy of mine gave me a set of Denali plastic clad ones. He had spray-painted the plastic from chrome to Black. All four of them were pretty broken even when he had got them. I ripped the plastic off of them and chiseled all of the foam off And sanded them down with 800 Grit.

[@jasonjgr8580]

@@agger838 no way i"ll take aluminum or steel over plastic aluminum rim

[@Vercus100]

@@agger838 They actually corrode worse over time, because the plastic starts to separate from the rim, and opens a cavity that moisture can get trapped in. Bad design all around. I work at a Chevy/Cadillac dealership and see it all the time.

[@crazyfvck]

GM engineers: Let's just give people the appearance of quality, but make them pay the price for actual quality :P

[@sharedknowledge6640]

Another great GM idea. Let’s go to the expense of an alloy wheel but add a whole extra process and part to bond a fake plastic skin to it that scratches easily and can crack. And why not to buy no name tires including the junk Les Schwab sells. A friend totaled his truck when a nearly new Les Schwab tire self destructed on the freeway and sent him into the guardrail.

[@billdang3953]

How about their POS lame and failure prone front wheel drive vehicles. Their no-nothing engineers and designers have probably brainwashed themselves into thinking that their POS front wheel drive crossovers are "Just As Good" or superior to the likes of Toyota Land Cruisers and Nissan Patrols. Wonder how they would do if subjected to the Australian outback bush track test, wonder how soon and how fast they will break.

[@10tenman10]

I would never even look at a GM vehicle. Doing stupid stuff doesn't pay in the long run (you lose your long term customers).

[@rmr5740]

Plastic parts . . . saving manufacturers millions, costing customers billions.

[@johnway8702]

@@billdang3953 Bro a crossover is simply a big car. Not an SUV and certainty not a bonafide off road vehicle like the ones you mentioned. People just want a bigger car that has nice features and interior comfort - GM and Ford sell a ton of them.

[@kennethhoovler9050]

As soon as word gets around that you have tire equipment and know how to use it, you will immediately become everyone's best friend....

[@jeremyhanna3852]

That's after they borrow your trailer to bring their car over for some welding on the exhaust

[@atschirner]

@@jeremyhanna3852 or your bobcat for a little weekend landscaping project!

[@jeremyhanna3852]

Wait a dam min u spying on me I got a bobcat im a heavy equipment mechanic no you can't borrow it

[@Robalo-2660]

The difference between a wife and a sister in law is the sister in law says give me a rag and I'll clean that up :)

[@r.w.d.s.8647]

Wow how could that other shop not see that wonky tire ? Holy Cats.

[@yqwgjsg]

Having grown up watching my father do this kind of work, I’d say that a blind man could have spotted that tire. If the other shop talked them into new struts (which it may have needed) and left that tire in place.....that’s criminal. I wonder if you’re getting the whole story from the customer.

[@harveylong5878]

other shop cant force owner to fix an issue. tie might not have been that bad when it left that shop but was failing. owner didnt let Wes fix TPMS , shows their penny pinchers

[@shawnbottom4769]

A competent shop would not have diagnosed the struts or left the customer driving that tire without signing a waiver. Also worth noting: you never get the full story from the customer.

[@Nick-bb4nk]

@@harveylong5878 Whats the point in paying a hundred dollars to fix two bad TPMS sensors when you are born with one between your ears

[@sarahmathias9463]

@@Nick-bb4nk Because that'll only tell you if a tire is completely flat. TPMS tells you if it's under/overinflated and if there's also a slow leak because it'll show the tire is underinflated.

[@bigskydude8068]

That as well as only replacing two old crappy tires....God knows how bad the rears were....cheap bast@rds...😒

[@81chevyguy]

I've been changing tires for 20 years and you did a great job on them. Those plastic wheels can have the epoxy not so evenly spread on there causing them to take a fair deal of weight.

[@TheMetalButcher]

What a dumb thing. Oh right, GM.

[@ShainAndrews]

Interesting. I had not considered the epoxy distribution.

[@deanconnon1318]

@@TheMetalButcher not just GM Dodge and a few others do it as well.

[@Legalmachinist]

What Junk. Unbelievable that the prior shop missed the tire issue.

[@joehead1294]

Used to when finding one taking weight like that, break it down again and turn the tire 180 on the rim and try again.

[@daleolson7205]

CRC comment preventer! Love it!

[@marcryvon]

Probably the 15 down thumbs felt concerned... Ha !🤣

[@Kaufeetimevideo]

I've used WD40 just because I didn't have any comment preventer

[@virtuestreams2616]

Seriously, I am wondering, why do folks take their vehicles to other shops? If they would just watch Wes work, then he’d be their first stop, 🔧🧰👍👏🏻 the bonus clip is pretty hilarious🤣-she’s a trooper-train her and add her to the payroll!

[@yzhang8629]

The other shop is probably 1 cent cheaper, and not everyone respects honest but expensive work

[@baileyhatfield4273]

Same as people taking the car to 4 5 shops, getting 4 5 6 7 8 ect hundred dollars to ''fix'' their car with this that and the other, to then finally have the shop reach out to Eric O South Main Auto, and it's some fairly easy cheap fix. Not even like it's heavy diag. Idk i'd rather do it once and be happy but not SUPER happy with the upfront 20 more dollars per hour or whatever it may be. Vs wasted money on useless parts

[@julias-shed]

Plastic clad wheels?! 😯 learn something new every day.....

[@tallboy2234]

Now, that is a Good Idea😳 Nope!!🤨😤

[@jasonmorgan3709]

I will have to admit that I refuse to replace the TPMS sensors on my 2009 Trailblazer. They are about $100 each from GM. I have driven for about 20 some years without having the car tell me the pressure of my tires. I just walk around my car/truck and look at them and check the pressure every so often. You know, like cavemen use to.

[@mph5896]

That dumb message and light are super annoying. That’s why I fix mine

[@juanfeliciano]

Go to discount tire is more cheaper.... Nissan 2019 tpms $250 ... in discount tire $49

[@langer24106]

@@niskaa78 I think all cars 08 and newer in the US have em

[@davidnull5590]

Does anyone know why the battery in a TPMS sensor can't be replaced? Is there any real reason?

[@the_hate_inside1085]

Some cars monitor tire pressure via the abs sensors. If one wheel have lower air pressure its diameter changes. No batteries or maintenance required.

[@jafo9346]

Nothing quite as satisfying as getting the,"There's your problem, lady" moment right out of the gate! Great work!

[@Nderak]

Whoever invented these plastic clads is going to have a hard time at judgment day explaining away their hellish actions

[@camberwellcarrot420]

They get to go to the plastic clad version of Hell, where the only way to adjust the heat is a dashboard with no dials, only touch sliders, while being incessantly shaken.

[@colinwallace5286]

The best part is when they corrode invisibly under the plastic, causing slow leaks. It makes no sense that the wheel is already aluminum. Do some minor detail on it so you don’t need lame-ass chrome-skinned plastic hubcaps like Walmart sells.

[@harrywalker5836]

who was the guy in the movies,man in the mask,,he was the guy that envented the bright idea of clad rims..

[@NICK-uy3nl]

"whadya mean the tire is bad, it has plenty of thread left on it..." Cheap people will refuse to spend money until they absolutely can't avoid it

[@Legalmachinist]

And that is why they bought that crap tire to begin with.

[@robertklein9190]

That had at least 5,000 miles in it, good grief. I've seen worse in the dumpster.

[@WCGwkf]

Sounds like my work on repairing machines. I started dismantling shit and force them to do it. Seems to work really well.

[@imdeplorable2241]

They'll pay (a lot more) when they have a blowout at 50 mph. "Pay me now or pay me [more] later."

[@TheDieselbutterfly]

I think in this case , poor people.....dont confuse them with cheap people

[@ianide2480]

Hiring actors to play in-laws... Man this channel is really moving up in the world. Next on WWW stunt doubles..

[@rustblade5021]

"it wasn't like that when we looked at it"

[@aserta]

The starting sequence: Wes the vehicle whisperer.

[@jlucasound]

He Talks to Toyotas, I've heard.

[@Cheepchipsable]

Nah, some cars make whirring and clicking noises randomly when they are inactive.

[@ronaldheit196]

That extra jiffy lube turn is common refered to as one extra click on your torque wrench arm. We used all the time working on Pratt and Whitney R1820 radial engines on Coast Guard Grumman HU16e Albatross seaplanes. Usually in places the engineers never thought you wouldn't be able to get a torque wrench in the field.

[@frankmuschetto3385]

Another great video. There are a lot of mechanics' channels on KZbin however yours and SMA are the top two. Real life stuff to which we can relate. Informative while educational, and delivered with the right amount of humor and sarcasm. Keep'm coming. BTW - Mrs. WWW now has a new standard to reach. He sister did a fantastic job in her first oil change. Handled her responsibilities well while at the same time marketing WWW merchandise. Also a great attitude; not afraid to get her hands dirty albeit with "health damaging oil."

[@langer24106]

Absolutely. The two best automotive channels.

[@dcrahn]

Wes, you're a rare breed, an honest mechanic. I've said this before, but I wish you were here in south east GA.

[@davidcolesr.8628]

Absolutely NOT able to Find An Honest Mechanic in My Area, I Need A Wes in South Central Pa.

[@ShainAndrews]

I feel like that oil filter was bone dry... just a hunch. I mean he didn't show filling it or showing it was full.

[@dickdaley9059]

There IS a critter in that car somewhere...! The nose Knows 🐾🐾

[@machineheadslump]

Chevy lube tech here. The EL-50448 is what we use to relearn tires

[@g2macs]

If I took my car to the shop I use in that condition, he would give me so much grief that I would think it was my Dad talking to me. That's why I will always use him he's as honest as the day is long.

[@DoRC]

13:30 Over the years I've gotten the impression that it's a combination of people just not knowing when something feels wrong and something slowly getting worse and worse so they get used to it. I've had vehicles driven into the shop that literally had Wheels falling off of them from bad bearings.

[@CrimeVid]

I know two people who have had wheels actually fall off ! both within hours of having a tyre changed. Neither person noticed anything wrong (they were both in a hurry due to having hat to get a tyre change) nobody hurt, in both cases the tyre guys denied all responsibility (how could it possibly be us ?)

[@vinces8974]

@@CrimeVid unbelievable!

[@12345NoNamesLeft]

Get used to it and just blame the shitty rough roads.

[@brockwagner939]

The worst part is another shop changed struts on that car and didn't notice that tire! 😲

[@DoRC]

@@brockwagner939 yeah especially since they had to take that tire off to replace the strut. incompetence abound

[@alanharney5278]

"Youlong Dingdong". Another "snorted coffee out my nose" moment.

[@HanstheTraffer]

I wish I lived in North Western Ill so you could be my mechanic. You are a rare bird in these corrupt times.

[@Halibrand]

Wes i have a suggestion to you and to everyone else that read my comment, Im no expert when i comes to changing tires but ive done a couple of 100 during my years as a mechanic. I was told by a senior tire tech at Pirelli that you should always let all the air out of the tire when you have seated the beads on the rim. This way the beads sinks down on the horn on the rim and gets seated the correct way. When all the air is let out you pump it up again and then insert the valve core. I have tried both ways and you always get better balancing performance if you let all the air out. I was told that if you dont your balancing gets done incorrect and when the wheel rotates the first times on the road the bead sets correct and the balancing could be off up to as much as 20 gram.

[@FaustoTheBoozehound]

Fascinating. Like tighten-backoff-torque to spec fasteners.

[@thegregdavieschannel]

I haven't seen plastic clad rims in the uk yet. They sound like another level of craptacular automotive design. I've still got no idea why people can't just be happy with steel wheels.

[@chemech]

Government regulators keep pushing for lighter vehicle weights for theoretical fuel economy improvements, and people want shiny wheels, so chrome plated plastic cladding on aluminum wheels is now a thing...

[@rysacroft]

My 2005 Kia has alloy coloured plastic hub caps that are held on with the lug nuts They look OK to me and you can't lose them!

[@christinamoneyhan5688]

I am. Standard 1500 Ram Standard cab ,bed pickup. Just wish the spare steel wheel was the same color as the 4 you can see.

[@gwpsr58]

SIL has a good spirit, and seems to not fear any job. Good for her.

[@roamin_ronin]

"I guess we should wrap it up".... 9 minutes left in the video. THIS IS THE CONTENT I COME HERE FOR.

[@alwayssearching1882]

Watching Wes on a Sunday is the best. Love this channel.

[@CortinasAndClassics]

I've never seen plastic clad wheels before, all i know is alloys and steelies Wes.

[@ferrumignis]

Seems like GM discovered how to combine the worst of both.

[@MrSloika]

I had a 1977 Ford Thunderbird that came from the factory with plastic clad steel wheels. Yup, 1977. At the time aluminum wheels were very expensive. Most cars came with steel wheels and hubcaps. Plastic cladding over steel was a cheap way to achieve the look of aluminum wheels. Unfortunately those T-Bird wheels had a serious problem. It seems that whatever Ford was using for adhesive would ooze out and literally glue the wheel to the hub. I discovered this when a tire needing servicing and the wheel would not budge. I called Ford customer service, was informed by the person with whom I spoke with that my car was out of warranty, and then they hung up. Remember when cars only came with 12 month/12,000 mile warranties? I called around to some Ford dealers who told me Ford put out a TSB for the problem. The solution was to torch the wheel off, and replace the wheel, tire, brake rotor or drum and wheel bearing. Um, no. I went to a local tool rental place, rented their biggest gear puller and pulled the wheel off. While I had the gear puller I went around the car and discovered that another wheel was glued on as well. So, it seems that someone at GM remembers Ford's 'Better Idea" from the 70s. It's obvious why GM is doing this. It cheaper to glue a piece of plastic over the raw aluminum casting than it is to finish the rim in the customary manner. Here's a picture of the wheels in question: www.oldcarbrochures.com/static/NA/Ford_Thunderbird/1977_Ford_Thunderbird/1977_Ford_Thunderbird_Brochure/1977%20Ford%20Thunderbird-06.jpg Here's a better picture of the wheel options for that model year: paintref.com/graphics/brochure/1977thunderbird2_08.jpg Wheel (B) is a fake wire wheel hubcap on a steel wheel, there were a half dozen other hubcap options offered as well. Wheel (C) was plastic cladding over steel. Ford called this the 'Styled Road Wheel'. Wheel (D) was a real aluminum wheel. These turbine style aluminum wheels were very popular back in the day...so popular a friend had those very wheels stolen off his car.

[@ferrumignis]

@@MrSloika GM (in the UK at least) has something called "structure wheels" which are pressed steel but with a spoked design, and a plastic trim clips over the whole outer which does a good job of looking like a real alloy wheel. Seems like a far better idea than bonding the trim on.

[@audikris]

Love all of this! I especially love involving family to do work. Wes - your dire warnings are hilarious, but I love how you encourage people to do their own work!

[@richardtruesdell8289]

Everything you put your hands to is sheer perfection, even tire replacement and balancing, WOW!

[@gmcman355crazy]

Had to buy a tshirt . Yours is the first and only merchandise I have ever bought from a youtube channel . Thank you for the new ways to diagnose and fix things.

[@jmac1099]

Damn Wes.. you went to the dark side on that. the tire blow out comment. Great episode as always

[@lucyandjumper7558]

That's Max's " excited to be on tv" whine.. Good pup !@!

[@robertbiggs4934]

Always learn something from your videos Wes! Most folks don't have your knowledge and experience...plus you always inject a little humor. Thanks for the visit! 🙂

[@jameswalshjr]

Always interesting content, first time seeing a tire change and balance up close. Great content, great channel! Keep up the good work!

[@malanvogt]

The bonus footage was wonderfully hilarious

[@padishar123]

It doesn’t matter what you put on your channel, I just like to learn how you do repairs. Thank You. Picked up a shirt too. Cool!

[@jrc9555]

Hi Wes, hope you and your family are all well. I actually enjoy it when your family helps! :)

[@ksokie63]

Great Sunday video and it really gets under my skin when you take something in to be fix and comes out with new parts and not fixed. So on that note, the bonus video is get 👌 Thanks for sharing and have a great day

[@vincebrown5158]

Cool vid Wes...learned something new today i.e. the location of the tire sensors. Your sis in-law did an awesome job with the oil change.

[@bcotterman499]

Max the "Mouse Detector", love seeing him in your videos!

[@slowstang88]

God bless you for being an honest mechanic. It really grinds my gears when shops rip people off

[@constitutionalUSA]

Finally got my WWW fix. Thanks for doing it every week

[@davidryder2761]

Mustie and then Wes perfect Sunday

[@towman123]

Just watched back to back lol

[@nedasher116]

Mustie first

[@donalley5025]

Just Wow! Wonder if they bothered to align it after the strut replacement.

[@davidmcclellan4621]

This.... I made this mistake. I lived and learned and ruined $500 in rubber.

[@justarel]

@@rickwensel2313 First thing I learned in HS auto shop when it came to vibration issues was to check the tires when you got it on the lift, then wheel bearings, then move to suspension. My fave was someone who had a similar issue to this one, They hit a 2x2 post on the road and the shop completely missed obvious internal belt damage on one tire and an inner sidewall separation balloon the size of a fist and told them the car needed new bearings and spindles due to damage and warping from running over the post. I doubt they even had it on a lift to have a good look at anything.

[@Dr_V]

I don't have plastic clad rims on my Toyota (2015 Hilux double cab), only had some silly plastic bolt covers that kept falling apart so I just removed them altogether after my mechanic assured me they serve no practical purpose (just decorative). I don't really care how the wheels look, safety is far more important to me, so I invested in a set of good quality tires and that made a huge difference in the way the car drives and brakes on wet or muddy roads.

[@whitebirchacres]

That balancer spins fast! Looks like it does a nice job too! Great work as always

[@davidcolesr.8628]

The Day Just Got Better , As Soon As I Got the Notification

[@ericroellig6704]

Wes, the SIL is fantastic. Max was absolutely inconsolable! You need to keep some extra mice somewhere so you can turn one loose and Max can release that pent up frustration.

[@princepa123]

Great job Wes!! As so many have mentioned, wish you were my mechanic, but know if you hung your shingle in my neighborhood, I would have to deal with a waiting list. Your SIL did a great job for a rookie (sportin white sneakers to an oil change ... lol) Keep them coming!!

[@sudd2685]

Another great video thank you, spring is here in NC

[@18robsmith]

Max says "You say there are no mice, but I haven't checked so there might be one!"

[@davidpontnak3819]

Bus load of special needs kids, I had a boss who always said "a station wagon load of nuns on the way back from the orphanage" same difference. Some folks just don't see the urgency or the ramifications of sloppy work! That tire should have been as obvious to them as it was to you...they had to remove it to install the struts!

[@dwitcraft]

My parents have had three of those. They put 100k miles on it, then send it down the road. I'm sure that wasn't one of their's(two of them were white) because my dad would rather walk than drive plastic rims, lol!

[@captaintoyota3171]

I had a girl with a scion with two 18" low pro tires literally split open 1/4" on edge of bead. We forced her to sign a release since she refused to fix it. We explaining it could blow any second but didnt want to do it.

[@SuperIanjohnson]

Good video, Wes. Nice to see your new assistant. You should pay her more, buddy.

[@topline620]

Hi Wes, it’s good to see someone who is conscientious enough to remove all traces of the backing tape from the old wheel balance weights when rebalancing the wheel. Every time I have new tyres fitted I find myself having to take the wheel back off to tidy it up. Great work 👍

[@wingdwolf56]

Oh man! Wrote my 1st comment before bonus video... loved it! Gotta get me a t-shirt for my 65th bday coming up

[@mattthescrapwhisperer]

As Brian Bloc would say: "Wong Tong Phooey". A guy has to be on his best behavior when the outlaws show up....

[@bhepner1]

Wes I like the little details you do to help prevent future issues. I would like to find an honest mechanic. Thanks for sharing.

[@norherman]

Nice job! Always learn something watching your excellent work.

[@Larry-325]

Wes Love your dog!! Big game hunter! 😃🐭 you get em Max!! 👍👍

[@craigorford9932]

Mrs Wes’s sister is a natural at pouring oil,she should get a job in a bar pouring beer lol.And Wes another great video see you next time stay safe

[@Bodhranarama]

SIL is GOOD on camera! Mrs Wes - sis is a credible threat! Once had little option but to drive 350 miles through the night on a deformed tyre after I hit a kerb in a petrol station, my soul was in tatters by the time I got it changed!

[@androidemulator6952]

Just discovered your channel... most satisfying. Thanks :)

[@francistheodorecatte]

plastic... clad... rims? oh god what has happened in the intervening decades since my cars were built.

[@mikahakkinen5651]

good job their Mrs wes sister.

[@MrGattor33]

Great video Wes. Interesting stuff about the plastic clad rims; I learned something new today... lol Boy that tire tho... when I first looked at it before you mentioned it, it did indeed looked like it was rather odd and I had noticed the concave on the tread pattern. I used to word for Firestone making tires in the Decatur plant and I could see it but wasn't sure if it was the lighting and then when you moved it and pointed it out; you confirmed it for me. That is what is know as nylon separation and an absolute garbage build on the tire. The oil change bonus footage was a great skit, gave me a good giggle... lol THANKS FOR THIS!!

[@mikeaho4143]

Thanks for the vid Wes. Unreal the other shop didn't see that tire issue. It was pretty obvious.

[@Ken_in_Wisconsin]

Eelong Ding Dong tires - hahahaha

[@Mishn0]

This was about 30 years ago, but I guy I worked with bought a set of tires, recaps I think, branded, no lie, "Durablem". This was before Chinesium tires were a thing so I don't know where they came from.

[@bostedtap8399]

Ouch, that tyre hurt my eyes, very interesting on the plastic clad rims, never heard of them before, great job on having the correct adaptors. Very clever getting family to model and promote your merchandise 😉😉. Well done Mrs Wes's Sister on oil and filter change. Wes's Soft Products Engineer. Thanks for sharing.

[@mattdudley3789]

I do tires at a well respected local shop in my community. It's nice to watch someone take the same time we do, using the same products and procedures as I do, knowing the procedures are above your usual tire shop and even OEM dealers practices.... One thing to note, if you clean the hub mating surface with a wire wheel, and then apply the freylube to the hub mating surface, you will never have any rust on it again and if you do it almost wipes off

[@rickbaker4571]

Them mid-west gals ain't afraid of nuthin'!!

[@obetheduck]

I laughed at the tire brand name, that was youtube gold.

[@johnhufnagel]

Firestone sells Primewell tires. That exact model as well. I had a tire go out of round/break a belt once. Wasn't NEARLY as bad as that one, but you could definitely feel it. At crawling speeds you could watch the steering wheel rotate 1/8th of a turn to the left and then re-center, each time the tire made a full revolution. Some people are just "mechanically unsympathetic"... or just flat out morons.

[@captaintoyota3171]

Agree with above guy primewell is actually pretty common.

[@mickreid7153]

Top job, as always. We've all got eyes but you have to take the time to use them!

[@bobbyossenbeck6402]

Knowledge is key It seems you know more than the average shop Good job

[@Jay.Tee.H]

Yu long dingdong made me laugh out loud!

[@langer24106]

I actually saw some “Linglong” tires once lol

[@GaryAllpike]

Good evening from Australia!

[@garrettwheeler266]

Good morning from America

[@Firebird400]

Morning here :) . Canada

[@GaryAllpike]

@@Firebird400 I'm from your future! 9pm Sunday here.

[@Rems61]

I just can't believe a shop didn't check the tires when the customer complains about a vibration. That would be the absolutely the 1st thing to check. Must have really wanted to sell those struts. This is why I do my own work.

[@glass1258]

Cool channel , seems like a smart guy and a honest mechanic ! Didn’t even hit on his sister-in-law ! Thumbs up 👍

[@Farm_fab]

It's a good thing that Max is a dog. If he were a feline, he could do a cat scan on anything you bring home or comes into your shop. My felines do that. On one occasion I found catnip growing wild, and put some in my pocket. My tomcat discovered it and was pawing at my pocket. He got some, and it made his day, I'm sure.

[@kevinbarry71]

Plastic clad wheels? What fresh hell is this? GM?

[@JonatanGronoset]

Finally up to speed on your content again. Keep at it, man.

[@ronniewalker2881]

good video man enjoy watching you work on tractors and vehicle's

[@shook0002]

I wanna buy some ulongdingdong tires for my wifes car. Where can I get them? She’s not happy with the ushortdingdongs she has now.

[@stanpatterson5033]

If she doesn't like the 'dingdongs, you could always try a pair of KumHoHo's

[@shook0002]

@@stanpatterson5033 She has those on the back. Wanna put the longdongs on the front.

[@chrisfreemesser5707]

Check Dollar General

[@RobertKohut]

Watch Miss Wes Sis work... :-)

[@krisley5178]

Amazing how much she sounds like Mrs.Wes! The voice is almost identical. :)

[@mrswes]

Grandma use to not be able to tell us apart on the phone...now she has caller id!

[@milantoombs9352]

Plastic rims and only one tire replaced. Times have changed. Nice job Wes.

[@chrisj2848]

"CRC Comment Preventor".... 😆👍

[@brianmadden6080]

Wow,how do you miss a tire that bad.

[@orbitalair2103]

hoping they would come back, so he could sell 2 tires. a lot of people are dishonest. i know, shocking.

[@douglasjreynolds]

That tire, wow. I've only seen that one other time in my life, and it was an older tire. BTW, SIL is a great sport for changing the oil.

[@colchronic]

Hankook tires are FANTASTIC. especially the evo ones

[@Halio1984]

I find sister-in-laws tend to not complain to your face but save it all up to tell your wife later...

[@ronmimnaugh7674]

Great video. Never knew they were doing that sort of thing with rims. Please find that poor dog a mouse. He deserves it.

[@TheAndy331]

The nose knows !!!!!

[@arthurbiringer5676]

Great assistant! She has a wonderful Instructor!

[@bcbloc02]

My truck once had chrome wheel simulators. The amount of hassle they presented when doing anything made it a happy day when I left them off. You could not even check the air in the duals with them on unless you recruited a child to do it.