yeah....there are a few threads about it......they still have tread...but you can actually see the cupping...if you were 100% off road...they would be fine....but on the highway...no bueno.....welcome
There you go.
If the tires are not rotated religiously through all 5 (spare) at 7,000 miles...they cup very bad. cupping = noise and vibration.
even with a 5 tire rotation, any light off roading...BFG will rarely last beyond 40,000 miles. There may be tread left, but the ride is so poor you...
my 18 has been rock solid for 5 years an 51,000 miles. (cam phaser is the only dealer visit in 5 years) Dont read too much into internet stats on car forums.
but...to answer your question......I think I am one and done for "trucks". I will keep my truck till it dies. My wife likes the idea...
the speakers in a stock stereo are NOT the weakest link. You are burning money replacing speakers if you dont do amplification first.
when I did my systems over the course of a weekend, I did the speakers last, and ran the stock speakers on 700 watts of power for a night, and they were loud as...
LOL...and this is why the car market is fvcked. Dude is lucky enough to get ahold go some "unobtainium-R" and instead of enjoying it, just perpetuates the problem and flips it for an extra $75k
I just replaced mine at 4.5 years and 50,000 miles
You know it is getting time to replace when the auto start stop never kicks in at stop lights. the battery won't take enough charge for that to function.
Sent the final payment. 4.5 years and only 50k miles into ownership. I only shaved 6 months of the 5 year schedule, but only had a 1.9% loan. so not too much interest saved.
I expect to have this truck another 10 years at least, with no car payment,
when my truck was hit in a parking lot, they fixed the bed and had no sticker for a week......decided we didn't like the naked look and put the stickers back on
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