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wow didn't realize all this stuff would be released so soon, exciting!

because it's the most efficient way to heat the cabin, heat rises. the heat blown from the upper vents will get lost quickly through all the glass. although I do think they should keep the vent settings where you kept it last if they're not on auto, because everybody has their own preferences...

as long as there's no real damage, you're good. each dealer will be different but majority of the time they don't care unless you actually banged up the car. one time I turned in an audi a4 with a smashed fender and they didn't bat an eye, but I think only because I was getting into an s5 for my...

get something popular, save the OEM tires and swap them back when it's time to return. sell the newer tires.

that's what I would go for

literally everyone....

I run them at 47 cold but they're brand new maybe 400 miles. driven through mild rain only.

Oh I agree, I was merely being pedantic about the point he was making. Not to championing his argument.

here's the tread pattern

I wasn't debating that part lol. I'm just saying the other commenter's point was something different.

that's not really his point though. however they got the contract, his point is that they still have experience making rain tires at a high level and should know how to make a tire not hydroplane

anker has really good fridges, but they're more for camping and tailgating. not sure how well a top opening chest would work for vet stuff, front load would be more convenient.

hell yea. I would keep all the meds and fluids in a gear tunnel slide out. then have a decked drawer setup in the bed for bigger stuff

the multi quote system on this forum is a bit weird haha, I almost misquoted replying to you too 😂

the other guy has the OE scorpions, I just got the XTM AT Elects swapped in on my 22s cause the OE all seasons are already on their way out (won't make another 6 months).

did you or discount tired contact pirelli about this? wonder if there was a bad batch. I have them on my 22's and have driven in the rain but they're too new for this to happen. keep us updated.

I've already posted this over on reddit but figured I'd drop it here also. ---------------------------------------------------- So I just got these swapped in 3 days ago and took it on a short road trip. Total trip was about 300+ miles but I collected data from the two longest sections (going to...

it could be like a Santa Cruz sized truck!

Give us a R2T Rivian!

pretty sure only the front regen when on conserve. you can tell the regen braking is weaker when on conserve as well.