Snow Tire Removal

I meant to do it sooner. Really. Its just that I had to purchase 2 new tires. Last fall I bought 2 all-season tires for the back wheels and snow tires for the front, intending to get 2 new all-season tires for the front when winter ended.

But somehow whenever I had time to get it done, I didn't have the funds. And when I had the funds, I didn't have the time. And of course, funding gets sucked down faster than scat, so it never hung around waiting. Boys *is* expensive - especially when they are looking at college. And graduating from college but jobless yet. And parents with darling children whom Gram needs to spoil.

Well, I finally got both sides to line up and took the car in. The guy didn't laugh at me, so perhaps I am not the only one procrastinating until summer to get the darn snow tires off. I have been told that snow tires are purposely a softer tire to allow for better traction, and that's what makes them wear out sooner. Sure hope I didn't reduce the number of years they will keep me winter tracking.

In this case, better late than never. For other things I would like to accomplish, I just hope I don't run out of days before I get to both sides to line up!