I want lights that goon the roof, you know, the little circle lights

has anyone seen them for a blazer.......could bolt em to the roof rack slider thingy's. you could even slide em back and forth

 

Is that really that good? I dont see the point in it. They did that with my new tires too. And charged me 2.50 a tire for it.

 

I think nitro filled tires stay at the same psi...so you don't have to check them...not sure.
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OMG I have never seen so many lights on a blazer lmao. Honestly, your truck is sick, and looks awsome but those 50 some lights make it look bad.

 

blazinloud, I dont think I have ever seen anyone put lights on the roof rack of their blazer before. I wonder how one might do that? lol Hose clamps! thats how...

 

Nitrogen molecules are bigger than oxygen ones... Tires hold their pressure a lot better, and they'll take a whole lot longer for them to lose the pressure...

But unlike Dank suggests, you still check them... just not as often...



Function over form, my friend, function over form





Where/how'd you run the wires for those?

 

I didn't mean I suggest you NOT check them, it just came out wrong, I suppose... And it was just my (un)educated guess
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Basically, you treat it the same as a regular air filled tire, only, don't have to check as much...

 

Tires look great!

IMO, nitrogen in tires it is a waste of money. Seeing as how our atmosphere is composed of roughly 78% nitrogen already... There are some benefits, but the topic of nitrogen in tires is something for a separate thread.

 

Ran the wires from the lights on top, to the rear doors (2 lights per side) and down the door "frame" and grounded them at the bottom of the door. Then ran the + power wires to the distribution block I have in the interior of my truck.