Good boyNo traffic this morning...stayed in the double digits though.
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Good boyNo traffic this morning...stayed in the double digits though.
Tires are only rated for 99 after all.Good boy
Do you have any details on the screen and how it was installed, that looks great? ( Or is it something external )No traffic this morning...stayed in the double digits though.
double fail....lolTires are only rated for 99 after all.
that's a built in feature of aftermarket pioneer navigation radio's, not from a stock radioDo you have any details on the screen and how it was installed, that looks great? ( Or is it something external )
Link to the unit pretty please!that's a built in feature of aftermarket pioneer navigation radio's, not from a stock radio
these models are discontinued, which is fine because you can find used or refurbished ones for 1/2 priceLink to the unit pretty please!
www.pioneerelectronics.com

I think most places have gone to the stick on weights from what I’ve seen.So I have my new wheels, tpms sensors, and lug nuts and now just watching for Black Friday tire sales to get new tires mounted and balanced.
I'm looking to get the Michelin Defender LTX.
Also, I've never had wheels balanced using stick on weights ('33 hot rod has them, but my father in law had them done). Do most places use them now standard? Does anyone know if Costco uses stick ons?
The new wheels don't appear to have an outer lip to attach weights to....
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Used stick on weights on mine. Not my favorite method appearance wise but they are better for the longevity of the wheel finish.So I have my new wheels, tpms sensors, and lug nuts and now just watching for Black Friday tire sales to get new tires mounted and balanced.
I'm looking to get the Michelin Defender LTX.
Also, I've never had wheels balanced using stick on weights ('33 hot rod has them, but my father in law had them done). Do most places use them now standard? Does anyone know if Costco uses stick ons?
The new wheels don't appear to have an outer lip to attach weights to....
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Yeah, these are sometimes called “tape weights” also. I like them personally, they aren’t visible, and any time you have any halfway decent wheel, they shouldn’t be using any weight that attaches to the rim. Just make sure they start out by balancing correctly, using the red, or yellow dot, so they don’t need to add a ton of weight in the first place..!I think most places have gone to the stick on weights from what I’ve seen.
Stick ons here. Get the Michelins. I listened to several guys on here and they are by far the best riding tire I've had. I had Bridgestone duelers for years because that's what came factory. Hands down, Michelin's. So much so, that I swap my Bridgestones from the Yukon after 10k miles on the alenza "plus". The supposed higher end version. I hated them. Moved them over to the avalanche since I only drive it to work and back, primarily. My yukon with oem 22s rides better than it did new. It always had shakes. This was amplified with the new Bridgestones. All of that went away with the MichelinSo I have my new wheels, tpms sensors, and lug nuts and now just watching for Black Friday tire sales to get new tires mounted and balanced.
I'm looking to get the Michelin Defender LTX.
Also, I've never had wheels balanced using stick on weights ('33 hot rod has them, but my father in law had them done). Do most places use them now standard? Does anyone know if Costco uses stick ons?
The new wheels don't appear to have an outer lip to attach weights to....
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I was gonna say before you posted this last post that it was probably a rock or stick kicked up by a mowerLong story short, life interferes with my story telling. One of the mowers kicked up a slice of tree branch and took it out.
Work paid for a new pair. Because replacing one would be stupid. And I am worth it.
What was wrong with the ducting?removed my headliner.
tomorrow, going to install the roof AC ducting, then reinstall the headliner, install new LTZ letters on the outside, change out my rear wiper motor
There was none. The previous owner removed it and other headliner components so that they could stuff more drugs up there.What was wrong with the ducting?