You can drive on Southport Beach near Liverpool in the UK.  Many people learn to drive there. 

13 minutes ago, Postmaster said:

You can drive on Southport Beach near Liverpool in the UK.  Many people learn to drive there. 

That’s stretching ‘learning to drive’ a bit… 

… scallies lifting cars from Southport Beach car park !!! 

Trying to save the 150 thb car wash didn't work out this time...

 

I winder if the guy got towed by some tractor before the tide did a job on his pickup?

Geezer

9 hours ago, impulse said:

You're 20 years in the past.  Nowadays, tires generally go to 40-45 psi, for better mileage.  Surprised me, too.  For 40+ years, 32 psi all around was the magic number.

When my bike comes back from the shop tyres are massively over-inflated... once blew my gauge apart when I tested thinking it was 'a bit hard'....

20 hours ago, Thingamabob said:

Thais generally over-inflate their tyres for some reason. Given the state of the roads 28front 26rear for front wheel drive seems about right, vice-versa for rear wheel drive.

 

Yes, I wonder why that is? 

My CRV door car plate says 30 psi all round, but everyone wants to put in 34 psi. 

Maybe with a heavy load...one would think if the manufacturer says 30 psi, that's what you'de do.