They slashed his tires

The first snow of the year in town made for some VERY slick roads, luckily I had my ‪@onspotnorthamerica22‬ auto chains to turn on when needed!
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[@JessicaChandler-v2j]

Helping someone who is struggling to survive in our world is another fantastic video. I'm happy to see that you're getting rid of that blazer, jeep, or whatever it is. In your videos, Alex is a good wingman.

[@tomg6214]

Wonderful helping out people in need!!! And the community coming together to buy tires for him👍 How do you know it’s winter in Oregon: the shorts are longer!😂

[@judithburke1539]

😂😂😂 what a great pun!

[@petertom829]

You're a good man Casey LaDelle, the world needs more people like you.👍👍👍

[@simplyamazing880]

I have to give this fellow props for maintaining a sense of humor in a bad situation.

[@AndreiLapin-g1z]

This video is award-worthy!

[@TowMan127]

Having your tires slashed definitely sucks. I had my tires stabbed twice in one week cause some lady had an issue with someone and we both had the same van and same color. Was a damn nightmare.

[@professorfalken4600]

Casey, you have a massive weather system headed your way. Be prepared

[@grumpysgararge5860]

Agree with studs. I also like to sipe my tires. What a difference for me in the Northern Idaho Pan handle…. You are constantly buying the right tool for the job!

[@Analia-t4k]

Now this is my day better!

[@thomasl4759]

People suck so bad and those auto chains are amazing..... what a life/time saver

[@SIUDR7202]

Thanks for helping people in need. You have a big heart!! I’ll buy the red sled…

[@brianthibodeau8022]

Thank you for your service Alex.

[@mattyork2230]

Casey is absolutely right about studded tires. We have avoided several wrecks and insurance/ hospital bills because of them. We've also shuttled neighbors up our road when the 4wds. ( including my truck) couldn't make it.

[@megatank28]

Glad the community got together to help this guy, never fun when a scub bag comes by and ruins your day like that. Also Versatube! I've seen them around a lot, give us your thoughts when you start putting it together.

[@beaverc2884]

Back in the 80s and early 90s my wife insisted on driving her 1970 Mustang as a daily driver, so I bought her a set of strictly winter tires for the rear end and had studs put in them. Who ever came up with studing tires was an absolute genius. 😊

[@cukymonster33]

You are correct Casey, studs simply work!

[@jeffryrichardson9105]

Love on-spot chains!👍🏽😊❤️🇺🇸

[@mtn.homeforge351]

Great that you could help make a bad situation a little better! Take care an God bless.

[@teafrog777]

I love studded tires in the winter!!! I can go when others can’t!!!😂❤

[@rhondasweeney7271]

Snow is not my cup of tea. But taking care of your tires is important. I enjoy your channel and your videos! Thank you for sharing!😊

[@sandrakennedy2153]

I live in Ohio, and I had winter tires with studs on my 2007 Volkswagon Beetle. I could drive anywhere, in fact I was on a country road and I plowed through about 8 inches of snow. The snow was being thrown off my front bumper and I didn't slow down. Even on ice, I would much rather have those studs. Thanks for your informative videos. I'm an 81 year old mother of five and grandmother of 14 and great gramma of six.

[@fanggun4219]

Greetings...thanks for the update. 😊

[@tiredagain6722]

Studs plus awd is a winning combination!

[@richardthomas1743]

Goooood morning Casey!!

[@TheBest-ob1kj]

Tks Casey

[@Middleman570]

Another great video I’m going to share this video because it has a great review of the auto chains.

[@ChannelJanis]

Agree regarding studs. Usually here it is no use for studs in city where the roads are sprayed with salt-sand mixture. We use snow tires in winter. Those outside city sometimes choose to use studs as they might encounter icy roads more often. I've had a situation where I lost traction at 10mph down a hill in a turn on an ice covered gravel road. Had I had studs, I would not end up spinning 360 and get stuck in snow bank. As it was really slow, it was enough with a pull by another car to get unstuck. But this experience will not make me buy studded tires as I rarely encounter ice. They are way louder, studs wear off on dry tarmac that is how it is most of the time and in winter anyway you must adjust the driving style according to road conditions.

[@Disabled_Vet_72]

I am a disabled Navy Vet in Denver and man I would love the old Blazer to take out to the mountains and do some wheeling. I live on a very fixed income (SSDI) so can't afford to buy shit! Hook a brother up Casey!

[@stephentaylor280]

Navy vet here.Know how you feel !

[@bljdeep]

Nice pronouns in your bio old man

[@russwalls3591]

What are they or how do I see it?

[@knoxmotorsports]

Hi had to buy a rc crawler after having 2 major strokes lost partial eyesight so don't drive anymore I used to have 55 willys wagon with 315 Dodge v8 3spd push button tranny sweet old jeep run like top tried it for 80 duster 340 wedge car 3spd with a 150 mile hour speedometer

[@rickdavidson3534]

Casey is absolutely right about studs. Especially in the Northwest. Most large population areas are in that freezing, thawing situation. Nothing is slicker that an overpass that was wet at 2pm and frozen at 6pm. I use studded winter tires, the last 2 sets have lasted me. 12 years, and 10 years each. I buy them mounted on steel wheels, I can change in an hour.

[@robertrosicki9290]

Where I am in northeastern Ontario Canada it can be below -40F every night for a month at a time . The streets are covered in hard packed snow and ice every day , all day, all winter . " Winter wheels " with studded snow tires are the way to go .

[@vttrucker]

We run studded tires all the way around on our log trucks in Vermont. They work awesome

[@Mike__S]

As much as I've wheeled and beat on/repaired my old XJ, I recognized that 8.25 immediately. The plus side to having the 8.25 is the nearly ¾" larger ring gear and you can swap in 29 spline or larger insides from other Chrysler products to make it even more robust.

[@andyevans2336]

Love studded tires when there is ice or snow on the pavement. Unfortunately, the only wreck I had was because on dry road, the studs pulled me into another car during a quick stop due to the grooved pavement. WSP officer was understanding, but I still got tagged for the ticket.

[@robgoffroad]

I've driven a Subaru with studded snow tires and it was so much fun. I envy your property up there. Space to park your stuff and do what you want with it.

[@GetFuktPriusOwners]

Dont envy just make it a goal to get your own.

[@TUMBLINJEST]

You got to Love a landrover, as I have them as my daily drivers for the last 15 years now, sadly you dont get the turbo diesel versions in the USA as they are more common here in the UK and Europe. thanks for the vieo Casey.

[@keithmalmberg8395]

I grew up in the NW. Studded tires are really great in the winter. I had 2 sets of tires for all the daily drivers. Moved to Texas and every winter tire didn't make it through a single warm spring. Winter tires really don't like mid 90's temperatures...

[@stacyhext1087]

Very very sweet God bless all Always Amen 🙏

[@ezequielmartin7311]

Keep warm Casey

[@jaantrag]

i cant even think why would anyone think studs wont work, here we have people who say un-studded winter tires will get em everywhere studs could ... yeah right .. office workers, who wont get out of the city streets defenetly dont know how its out there ..

[@CS-hv8rq]

I live in Wisconsin. We salt virtually every time we get any precipitation below freezing. Sure would like to hear Casey talk about how in his part of the country, the DOT doesn’t, or does use salt on the roads. Or sand or volcanic ash. Including running studded tires on dry pavement. All of the above.

[@davebrown9725]

I dunno about Central Oregon, but some cities in the Valley are starting to use salt, and usually a calcium chloride solution sprayed on roads and parking lots to prevent ice formation. Pea gravel, sand or volcanic ash on the roads all winter, frequently leading to new windshields in the spring.

[@jasonhall5576]

Nice job! The versa tube kit is a very well made system and goes up pretty easy!

[@Biochemechanic]

Minnesota outlawed them after first trying a seasonal allowance. Problem is they tear up the roads. You could actually see the grooves it was wearing into concrete roadways. A good set of winter tires do amazing. Most folks try to get by with all seasons or off road tires on their 4x4 or AWD vehicles. Anything I wanted to use as a daily driver had two sets of tires/rims. A rear wheel drive with good winter tires are better than a AWD with all seasons.

[@davebrown9725]

Same issues with road wear in Oregon, studs still allowed during winter months. They are noisy and increase braking distance on wet pavement, but if you regularly get ice, get studs.

[@tiredagain6722]

Haven't heard of tire slashing for quite some time. Let's not get this started 😮

[@kentkirkpatrick7953]

I'm a die hard stud fan. The only winter tire I'll ever run! Yes, people argue with me too.

[@jimderrick846]

Keep it up Casey. Winter is coming Looking forward to plenty of shenanigans

[@petergaenssle9505]

Let it snow ❄️

[@EatCarbs]

Studs are pretty handy on ice. My problem is people leave the tires on well into Spring time when it's not even freezing. I like the blazer.. it's a shame I don't have the money to buy it off you. Thanks for the video

[@randysinger2673]

I live in the snowbelt of western NY, Studs kick butt, way better than just plain snow tires !

[@Racingnut24]

Had studded tires for my 08 trailblazer loved them was worth every penny.

[@jeffwisemiller3590]

The willey wipers are available from any marine store. Look for either Ongaro or Sea-Dog brand since they have the offset splined 5/8" adapter. That little round doohickey with the set screw.

[@dannywylie7564]

Studs are freaking amazing 100000% agree

[@Ganiscol]

Shame the Blazer leaves the team. Its a really cool rig!

[@southernbred601]

Nice Land Rover. Definitely built for your location

[@brianthibodeau8022]

Hilarious. The way it is, with Casey LaDelle.

[@davidmccolm8215]

your not wrong I live in ca. and I am getting studs put on today. every November I put studs on and they come off in April or may depends.

[@davebrown9725]

I think those months are the law in Oregon as well.

[@musky629]

I love my studded tires!

[@robertdonaldson6584]

With wives like that you don't need any enemies.

[@petercornish9903]

Nice weather for shorts, keep those knees in the breeze!

[@davidbreaux5989]

I like to run a good studded snow tire on the front for steering and stopping. And a good snow tire on the rear to get going in the winter.

[@tedfisk1211]

Another great video, helping out some person trying to make it in this world. Glad to see you getting rid of that blazer/jeep/whatever it is vehicle. Alex is a good wingman on your videos.

[@AlanSanderson-u4t]

A friend had all of his tires slashed in Reno. About 10 other cars had tires slashed and mirrors broken off. Too many low lifes are running around loose when they should be in the gray bar hotel.

[@HwyRyder]

People that don't believe snow tires work or studs work just don't have enough skill to feel the massive difference. Which in turn means they need them even more😂 also the same people whos fault it never is when they rear end someone

[@Junkman444]

Hi Casey, is there a speed limit on those auto chains? You probably covered this in a different video..if so..engagement for the algorithm.

[@CaseyLaDelle]

35mph

[@davebrown9725]

On ice, studded tires are great, on wet pavement they increase braking distances, on dry pavement they are destructive, but on ice they are great.

[@patsgarage8593]

In Canada you can only use studs in certain provinces. Here in Saskatchewan they are legal and they work amazingly. Anyone who says otherwise has never had studs

[@Gantzz321]

living in rural Canada, yeah studs work, also have a set of chains for those times you need extra help. People that say studs don't work have Florda brain

[@rat0023]

Stud tires do work but Michigan outlaw them because they ruin the roads. But legal for postal workers can have them

[@philbroscovak7024]

Icy and slick meet slicey and ick.

[@marswalkerpilot2303]

Unfortunatly the worlds full of scumbags, but there are also great people like Casey the more than balance them out. I was lucky when young ans some great people helped me and now i pass it on and say to others i help now go help as least 2 others and ask them to help at least 2 others in the future.

[@jg413]

I am not ready to give up the fall weather yet!!! Keep that white stuff down there, I’ll come visit Sunriver in December!!

[@AvaLâmâm]

Your videos are a shining example of how to make quality and interesting content. Thank you for your talent and effort!❣️🤑🦈

[@KB-gs8zi]

Hey Casey !! Again,, Ain't you glad that you DIDN'T sell the rollback ???? With the Blazer ,,Price goes up for the ""REBUILT"" front axle !!! 👍👍👍👍👍

[@Bigdaddyslasher]

Man that sucks someone slashed tires.

[@Tporter295]

Studs don’t work in ice. (I live in Australia and have no idea) Fight me.

[@chuckgilly]

We can send you an ice storm, courtesy of Pine Gap.

[@rickdavidson3534]

Casey,, I,ve heard no mention of a shop! At least a shed, something to put a roof over your fleet. The Eastern Oregon weather is terrible for equipment that sits outside. All your fleet could be ready to use much faster, and safer, by being under cover. Do us all a favor, build a shop. Make it have floor heat, a bathroom and shower, small kitchen... You know, done right. Your equipment, and your family, will thank you..

[@thomasl4759]

Tire studs are amazing for ice... pretty sure in Ohio they are illegal at least that's what I was told never actually looked into it though

[@TheGrizz1717]

I had a feeling the fleet was getting a little out of control and that something had to give.😂

[@kevbev1524]

It's 45°F up here in the first 13.

[@randyjones7001]

There are times that I really don’t like people... especially those who slash tires...

[@HazzyME]

Personally I don’t care what people say. All my vehicles run studded winter tires all the way around. Late Oct till May. And finally those tires are all on their own rims. 80-100$ plus to change over each time. Plus no appointments needed to change tires.

[@carl-oscarbjorkman8923]

Having a separate set of wheels for winter tires is a very smart idea. I do it here in Sweden for my little car, aloy rims for the summer and steel rims for winter and studded tires.

[@davebrown9725]

If you have the money, space to store them, and you get snow, a summer set and a winter set is the way to go.

[@charlesb4267]

I only wish MORE winter tire models had the ability to be studded or even better, came from the factory pre-studded. Nokian is one example that has a few tire models that can be had factory pre-studded and so that avoids tire shop screw ups and a real time saver for tire shops ( some shops charge a lot to stud tires and understandably so ). Then there are snow flake run states like Minnesota that boggle the mind, that studs are illegal period but so are tire chains as far as I know. I highly doubt they allow auto chains in that state. Casey, can you just imagine if Oregon did NOT allow you to use any traction devices on a paved road !

[@blueboats]

Slashed all 4 tires . . . where are we, Portland?

[@mschulz55]

Everything went smooth at the DMV, come on Casey we weren’t born yesterday

[@CaseyLaDelle]

I go to the world’s best dmv.

[@TomEvans-o4v]

He must be referring to Prineville! Mrs G

[@edsteward7717]

Glad you decided to off the Blazer. I had that thought a while back. It's nice, but not you.

[@MrLarsgren]

funny how people comment on those auto chains like its a new invention. as far as i know they are a 40+ year old thing.

[@petercornish9903]

We want to see the star-spangled bonnet on the Willys.

[@fascistpedant758]

I used to put 4 studded tires on both front and rear drive vehicles 30 years ago but the winter tires are so much better now that it's not worth the noise studs make for the 1% of the time they're actually useful. I might reconsider them if I lived in a small town up north where the roads aren't cleaned as well but with 4 wheel drive, ABS, and good snow tires, studs are rather useless.

[@JanelleVocate-Ames]

YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@HwyRyder]

Imagine the other guy with slashed tires nobody gives a f about to help 😂😂

[@ewc19821]

Man I wish I could afford the blazer

[@andrewmcewan8081]

theres a manual way to unlock discovery lr1s if the battery dies, actually theres a couple and neither take more than a few minutes. that locksmith should know at least one of them,and if he doesn't i'm sure he could have googled them or checked you tube.

[@Dillonj177]

homie is wearing a coat and shorts… i thought we only did that in florida

[@brypur8629]

Vandals suck. Total lack of respect. Having said that, I have run studs in the winter on both coasts for almost 30 years. But, decided to try the best of the studless tires 2 years ago to see how close they have come to a stud. Their weak point is they let you down when you need them the most which is ice. And that includes every single intersection where everyone has slid to a stop or spun out trying to get started. You will get maybe 20% better traction then a summer tire while the stud will just grip and go. Studs are absolute confidence boosters on any hard pack or icy surface because they just work and give you near dry pavement levels of grip. Doesn't mean you can ignore the snow/ice and drive like a nut but with proper winter driving techniques, you can drive anywhere safely and with confidence in your tires to grip. Studless are a total waste of money and the biggest scam going on currently in the tire industry. IMHO

[@VincentReifenrath-h6h]

no matter how long it takes its always done in the last 10 minutes

[@alfredhatch3719]

Screams like a cheerleader on helium.😆

[@robertjordan4880]

Tell of more about Alex? I.E. How long will he be there?

[@tim_g3478]

Casey, at least you sell stuff as well as buy otherwise you’d run out of room in the yard!

[@Jsfrog]

Electric (battery operated) leaf blower for blowing snow off your trucks in the yard would be fast/easy/wonderful.

[@ron827]

I don't understand the desire to wears shorts when it is cold.

[@CaseyLaDelle]

I don’t think I’ve ever seen him wear pants 😂

[@TomEvans-o4v]

Welcome to Central Oregon! Many, many people (mainly men) wear shorts all year long! Their consideration to Old Man Winter is they'll change out their flip-flops (sometimes) for boots!😎❄🙃❄ Mrs G

[@mr.behaving]

likely why only 3 tires were slashed is there is "internet trope" that if you only slash 3, not 4, then insurance won't pay for them and the owner is stuck with the bill. It seems to make the rounds on social media quite often, and the 'genius' who slashed this guys tires likely fell for the lie.. i mean if you are slashing someones tires, you probably aren't the brightest bulb in the box regardless, so i truly believe this is why the idiot did it this way