Pit stop: four tires, right sides, left sides, or gas and go?

Question

or risk it and hope for lots of cautions...

Answer 1

at the coca cola six hundred im taken full gas tank because tires didnt make a difference in any event at lowes this year so far , all star race , kahne wins with no tires , busch won woah, with no tires, its all about the track position man

Answer 2

Depends on how many laps on tires,and fuel, how many laps to go.  How many cautions laps, that's what Nascar is all about, taking chances.  Kyle #18 is a h**l of a driver in all three Nascar Races, Craftsman Trk, Nationwide, and Sprint Cup.

Answer 3

Only one thing on a pit stop no matter what. A nice cold Bud. Why not? They used to smoke during a race. Ah the good old days.

Answer 4

Um. Entirely situational. And you forgot: stay out and hope your fuel lasts to the end.

Answer 5

pits in nascar are slow... when i watched JPM on f1 their pit stops where like 7-9 seconds aand usually no more than 10 unless they had to reapir somethin in the car in nascar it takes 25 seconds to gas and change tires

Answer 6

Four tires with some gas then go

Answer 7

At Lowe's at the end of a race, I assume?  Gas and go!  2 tires if you need a lot of gas, since you can change tires in that amount of time.

Answer 8

hey,   well since u asked my answer would be it depends on how quick u r for thinking & since time & laps r the favor in this i would only make a pit stop when i needed all of those to be checked out cuz u don't want to lose your gain right?  also i love watching this & since it's a commercial right now on channel 5 i can answer this question now.  but i need to get going cuz it's about to come back on,  the indy race that is!!  see ya! bb

Answer 9

Definitely depends on the situation, but since you added no conditions:

Four tires, full tank of gas, 1 round of wedge and a bottle of Gatorade.

lol Mr. Peanut - Propel it is.

Answer 10

Gas and go! (tires have been hard lately)

Answer 11

depends on situation, but i would do four tires, full tank, and my driver will tell me whether he (or she) wants some wedge or higher tire pressure