Why do GoodYear billboards suck

[ACademic]

"Willful disregard"...In reality, odds are against finding 12 jurors that would all agree beyond a shadow of a doubt to that charge. I'm not trying to be difficult here, just realistic.

To the OP, simply just not enough volume to interest a manufacturer to invest in molds, etc. It's a topic that gets discussed here about every year or so. I agree that if Coker won't do it, than that pretty much tells you all you need to know.

[fordracing65]

I think they are awesome, have you ever used BFG tires that guys run which are absolutely the worst idea tire for these car, too much power for that crap tire...

[RodKnock]

Originally Posted by ACademic

"Willful disregard"...In reality, odds are against finding 12 jurors that would all agree beyond a shadow of a doubt to that charge. I'm not trying to be difficult here, just realistic.

To the OP, simply just not enough volume to interest a manufacturer to invest in molds, etc. It's a topic that gets discussed here about every year or so. I agree that if Coker won't do it, than that pretty much tells you all you need to know.

Criminal Trial - "Beyond a reasonable doubt" is the standard for guilt or innocence in a criminal case.

Civil Trial - "Preponderance of the evidence" (greater than 50/50) is the standard to win a case.

Notwithstanding any type of case before a court, I would not drive on Billboards. Period.