Thanks Bernie, I'll take your advice and apply some anti seize. As mentioned I've never had a problem before and it would be a real issue if it happened on the hiway.
I made a recent post about changing flat tires and now I have a question.
I put my winter tires on last week and had a bit of trouble getting one of the summer wheels off presumably because of a bit of corrosion between the aluminum wheel and steel hub. Took me a few minutes with a bit of persuasion but wasn't a big deal in the garage but could be an issue on the side of the road with limited tools.
Never had this issue before but I'm thinking a bit of anti seize or good grease between the 2 surfaces would eliminate the problem.
What do you guys use ??
And FWIW I torque my wheels to the proper setting.
Good to hear your missing all that nasty stuff Fred.
As for the deposit, I've got a call into Charlene as we speak.
Gonna be an awful long 9 months though
Mother Nature did a pretty good job of keeping things in balance for many millions of years before humans came along and she'll probably do OK again long after we're all gone.
We share this world with alot of pathetic people.
My neighbor wants me to kill all the chipmunks around here because they may eat his vegetable garden.