Earlier on, I wrote about saving fuel costs by checking car tires regularly and keeping the right amount of air pressure on my other site, ideas beyond borders. ‘Though before I wrote that post, I knew that I’m not going to save some money because I still hang on to my existing, over-exhausted tires, but I insist and advise others to make it a habit.
Prolonged use of your car’s tires is a complete danger (blowing up your tires while driving or skidding into somewhere unimaginable during wet days)—whether or not it’s a rainy or sunny day. Change and check your tires regularly (including the spare tire), I wrote, yet due to busy-ness, I most of the times forget to do it myself. Changing of tires regularly means replacement of a new set of 4 every 3 years, at the most. And I just did mine yesterday! Congratulations! I deserve this break, don’t I? 
It feels really good and comforting to know that you’re driving a car with brand new tires. I don’t panic nor feel scared anymore. Now, I think I can resume my crazy-driving techniques…hehe. Oh, no, not anymore! After having spent a hefty sum of money for repairs of my power-steering wheel, the entire chamber replacement, electrical wirings’ rewiring, and the tire replacement schemes, I don’t think I can maintain the appetite of car racing on expressways. No more!
So, life is expected to be quiet and at peace after all these accomplishments. But not until yesterday’s shocking finding of a new unbelievably heart-breaking happening. I’ll talk about this new sad thing in my next blog somewhere very soon. Just check it out!
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