[Lil'Lyftie]

I know, this feels so antiquated by now (this shot was taken a couple days ago at LAXit). But, would you - if you were a passenger paying Lyft non-shared rates - accept this ride?
The lady he got did. Poor thing.

Oh, and the license plate holder said "Alumni UCLA". Tough times. Tough times, indeed.

 

[Brandonbaghdady]

I know, this feels so antiquated by now (this shot was taken a couple days ago at LAXit). But, would you - if you were a passenger paying Lyft non-shared rates - accept this ride?
The lady he got did. Poor thing.
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Oh, and the license plate holder said "Alumni UCLA". Tough times. Tough times, indeed.

I've seen it everywhere. I've driven in two different cities. Atlanta and LA during busy times and not so busy times. I think I've done it once or twice. Not because I didn't have the money. It was usually because the tire place I go to is closed on a Sunday. Or they didn't have the tire I needed so it was on order.

 

[Lil'Lyftie]

I've seen it everywhere. I've driven in two different cities. Atlanta and LA during busy times and not so busy times. I think I've done it once or twice. Not because I didn't have the money. It was usually because the tire place I go to is closed on a Sunday. Or they didn't have the tire I needed so it was on order.

But seriously, if you were paying money for the service, would this be acceptable to you?

 

[Brandonbaghdady]

But seriously, if you were paying money for the service, would this be acceptable to you?

I'm just trying to get A-B I don't care. I've had some passengers that said if they see it, they get in and report to lyft or Uber plus 2 star

 

[somedriverguy]

But seriously, if you were paying money for the service, would this be acceptable to you?

If I was paying a reasonable rate, no. For U/L base rate, no problem.

On a safety note, don't use a donut above 55 or for over an hour. The tire is too small to dissipate the heat of either of those conditions and loses compression rather quickly if you try. (Did it in an Allero on the way to a tire shop)