More daylight, less snow, less cold — what’s not to like! Seriously, this morning I realized how nice it is to drive on dry roads, even if they are marked by potholes and alligator skin pavement. This has been a tough winter in Central Oregon, and I want to personally thank all of you who contributed coats, hats and gloves at the Holiday Party. The generosity of our members went a long way toward helping our neighbors through the winter.
With the approach of spring later this month, many HDR members are fussing around their Porsches, getting them ready for the first arrive and drive next month. As you prepare it is important to pay special attention to your tires. Make sure your tires are properly inflated and in good condition. This is especially true for those of you who only drive their “babies” a few thousand miles per year or less. All tires will gradually lose air pressure and tires that are operating at less than proper inflation are both more vulnerable to damage from potholes, and generate more heat at higher speeds. Tires also do not age particularly well and old tires may need to be replaced well before the tread is gone. Visit your mechanic or tire professional if you have any questions at all about your tires.
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