Pothole Hell

[DetailKitty]

Those of us that live in the northeast have to deal with destroyed roads this time of year until our local municipals get on the repairs.
My area is a mess right now... can’t go out without dodging huge potholes.
The husband had to have a rim repaired the other day... bent the crap outta it trying to just get to the post office

How are the rest of you all fairing?

[PaulMys]

Those of us that live in the northeast have to deal with destroyed roads this time of year until our local municipals get on the repairs.
My area is a mess right now... can’t go out without dodging huge potholes.
The husband had to have a rim repaired the other day... bent the crap outta it trying to just get to the post office

How are the rest of you all fairing?

Same here in NY Monica. And NJ is no picnic either. Driving into NJ through NYC and back will cost at least $30 in tolls.

Know what's funny though? I just drove from New London, CT to Pittsfield, MA yesterday. About 135 miles. The roads were about 95% perfect. There are no tolls in CT, and the tolls in Mass are minimal.

Do the DOT's in New England have a secret? Or is it that they actually use their tax dollars for what they are intended for?

I don't drive into PA much, but when I do, I notice the tolls and some crappy roads. (Eastern PA).

[Klasse Act]

Its 2nd nature to look twice and turn once

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[DetailKitty]

Same here in NY Monica. And NJ is no picnic either. Driving into NJ through NYC and back will cost at least $30 in tolls.

Know what's funny though? I just drove from New London, CT to Pittsfield, MA yesterday. About 135 miles. The roads were about 95% perfect. There are no tolls in CT, and the tolls in Mass are minimal.

Do the DOT's in New England have a secret? Or is it that they actually use their tax dollars for what they are intended for?

I don't drive into PA much, but when I do, I notice the tolls and some crappy roads. (Eastern PA).

Yup, eastern PA seems to be really bad

Gotta say I’m waiting a bit before switching to the summer wheels... the winter ones have more sidewall on the tires for protection.

[PaulMys]

Yup, eastern PA seems to be really bad

Gotta say I’m waiting a bit before switching to the summer wheels... the winter ones have more sidewall on the tires for protection.

Good Idea. Which area of PA are you and the hubby and those AWESOME Greyhounds in?

[Rsurfer]

Yup, eastern PA seems to be really bad

Gotta say I’m waiting a bit before switching to the summer wheels... the winter ones have more sidewall on the tires for protection.

Imagine some of us with low profile tires!

[DetailKitty]

Good Idea. Which area of PA are you and the hubby and those AWESOME Greyhounds in?

I’m not far out of Philly.

Imagine some of us with low profile tires!

Um yeah, that’s what we have... minus the grocery-getter

[Bill D]

I’m glad I got of NJ when I did right before the winters were getting bad.

[Bruno Soares]

Those of us that live in the northeast have to deal with destroyed roads this time of year until our local municipals get on the repairs.
My area is a mess right now... can’t go out without dodging huge potholes.
The husband had to have a rim repaired the other day... bent the crap outta it trying to just get to the post office

How are the rest of you all fairing?

I was just telling my wife how bad Rt 100 and 202 are now. You have to focus on the road to be ready to dodge those potholes everywhere.

[PaulMys]

I’m not far out of Philly.

Ok. My last trip to PA was in the Easton area. I can't remember the dealership name. :/