Tire removal from rim.

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Originally Posted by Grahame Roberts

In Australia (for those who don’t know) Tyre is spelt TYRE nor TIRE. If it writes as TIRE, change the dictionary on auto correct to Aussie or British, not default Yankee. Cheers Aussies.

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who gives a flying ****, after 9 years and that's all you can contribute [bigrolf].

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Originally Posted by Grahame Roberts

In Australia (for those who don’t know) Tyre is spelt TYRE nor TIRE. If it writes as TIRE, change the dictionary on auto correct to Aussie or British, not default Yankee. Cheers Aussies.

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Bit of a tiresome post...

[biggrin]

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Originally Posted by Eric SDV6SE

Bit of a tiresome post...

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[bigrolf]

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Originally Posted by Grahame Roberts

In Australia (for those who don’t know) Tyre is spelt TYRE nor TIRE. If it writes as TIRE, change the dictionary on auto correct to Aussie or British, not default Yankee. Cheers Aussies.

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I will just say, if I was going to correct other people on spelling and grammar, I would be perfect myself and NOT **** up the spelling of the word NOT.
Because you can say tyre and tire and they both are technically correct depending on where you are, but even if you in Australia tire still makes sense. But NOR has a different meaning to NOT. But I don't point out useless **** like that. So I can make as many errors as possible

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Originally Posted by josh.huber

I will just say, if I was going to correct other people on spelling and grammar, I would be perfect myself and NOT **** up the spelling of the word NOT.
Because you can say tyre and tire and they both are technically correct depending on where you are, but even if you in Australia tire still makes sense. But NOR has a different meaning to NOT. But I don't point out useless **** like that. So I can make as many errors as possible

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Perhaps Josh. But you are only pointing out a typo. The letters are adjacent on a qwerty keyboard and we don't all have piano players' fingers. "Tire" grates on me, too. As does most American spelling (when used by Australians for Australian readers). But so, too, does your signature:If at first you do not succeed, maybe your just no good and should quit! It should read you're not your. But I'm far too polite to point that out...

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Originally Posted by Eric SDV6SE

Bit of a tiresome post...

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Come on - lets get with the program - it is a bit of a tyresome post ..... [thumbsupbig]

I am starting to think some of this thread should be moved to the trivia and useless thread...🤔

I tyred and tired to get it rite, juz canno do it. Bit tyred now...guess ill tyre again tomorra....

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Originally Posted by DieselLSE

Perhaps Josh. But you are only pointing out a typo. The letters are adjacent on a qwerty keyboard and we don't all have piano players' fingers. "Tire" grates on me, too. As does most American spelling (when used by Australians for Australian readers). But so, too, does your signature:If at first you do not succeed, maybe your just no good and should quit! It should read you're not your. But I'm far too polite to point that out...

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Thanks diesel, but it just backs up my comment. I don't troll people on mistakes. It doesn't make me feel any good or them. Which means I can go about happily making my spelling and grammar errors. If I can understand what the person is trying to tell me then that's all I need isn't it? Just the information.

^^ And you never learn to correct those mistakes.