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Old 09-09-2010, 02:08 AM   #105
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Originally Posted by SameOldStory View Post
Once upon a time I lived where -30 and -40 (-34.44 to -40.00 celsius) was not uncommon.

I parked indoors at work. But when I drove home I had to plug in a radiator and engine block heater.

The point is, Beppe, Ea may drive on a flat tire in the morning as it takes a while for the "flat" area, where the tire sat on the ground, to warm up and become round again.

The first few times it happened I got out of the car and checked the tires.
in some cities in Alaska there are electric plug ins at parking meters for your block heater
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