NOTE: This thread concerns the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement; not internal combustion engines.
this post was submitted on 05 May 2025
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I had a tool in highschool that took the valve out of the stem I borrowed from my dads mechanic shop that I put to good use. If there's a hell I'm probably headed there
Valve stem remover. They are available form auto parts stores and the evil online store for about $6
The trick is not to just remove the stem. That's noticable and will be immediately fixed. Instead, just loosen it a turns. It causes a slow leak they will keep pumping the tire and get the tire itself looked at before they realize their mistake.
Valve stem tightener, friend
The great thing about the BB is that it just lets the air out. All of the other methods are straight up destruction of property, and that's not a fun charge to catch when that property belongs to law enforcement.
You think they care if there's a proper charge?
A jury would.