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codeelf.com/games/the-grid-2/grid/
Neat old-school multiplayer 4x web game. Turns tick on 7min, games last months.
[…] After he died. Well, as expected I guess. Fair enough.
Just want to emphasize how awesome those gloopy rubber rope plugs are, you can often run through the rest of the tire life on one.
The kits that use a reamer, rubber cement, and lil gloopy rubber cords are far preferable to a “fix a flat” canned solution, both in effectiveness and in ease of replacement. A pair of pliers and a good utility knife would go along with this stuff well.
I keep a set of box wrenches (suitable for your car, metric or sae), screw drivers, channel locks, a high-vis vest, tire repair kit, tow strap, air compressor, and a pruning saw in the boot spare around the spare tire.
Hope this helps
The only stop sign where rolling through real slow is probably fine