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till the wheels fall off 

a term meaning till the end of an era. Often implied to mean forever but in most cases means until something comes along to mess things up.

To keep something going as long as you possibly can, the way you would drive a car until the wheels off.
"You gotta meet this girl I've been seeing. I'm going to roll with this one till the wheels fall off"

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"How long do you think you can go before your boss finds out you are not qualified?"
"I have no idea, but I'm going to stick around till the wheel off."
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till the wheels fall off 

We'll ride our Victorys till the wheels fall off!

Till the wheels fall off 

Till the end of life even after I will always cruiz for you or to always keep my head high and fight till the end of life itself
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