I am changing mine with Honda Genuine every 30k miles. My car is stock.
Many have recommended a better trans fluid like AMSoil synchromesh to help smooth out shifting in this car.
It is MY OPINION that Honda Genuine is thin piss water for more reasons than Honda just looking to make money. I...
It’s a light car.
Heavy, low, aerodynamic is the combination you want if you don’t want to get pushed around.
Never driven one, but I’d imagine a Tesla slices through heavy wind like a knife.
I’ve driven some gnarly pickup truck and trailer combos that were some bhole clinchers in the wind...
Reducing the effectiveness of any lights on a vehicle through the use of tint for cosmetic appeal is something I can never get behind. If you disagree, you don’t drive enough to realize what a safety risk it actually is.
I’m cool with achieving a blacked out look while still allowing your...
What about a Tundra for that Toyota reliability? Doesn’t sound like you need to tow anything that heavy and it probably won’t give you issues after not running for extended periods of time.
I’m biased toward Ford from using them towing trailers at work. Parts are cheap and readily available and everybody knows how to work on them. Really like the 2015+. Interiors are comfortable, everything seems to work well. I really like the 6.7L powerstroke. I rented a 2020 6.7L once and it...
In reality there isn’t much difference to the diameter of 225, 235, 245. The stock goodyears had a thick sidewall design with built in wheel protection, which made the fitment look much better.
235 is flush with the wheel, 225 would look a little stretched, 245 would give you a little bit of...
Theyre popping up all over the midwest. Headquartered in Detroit. I’ve been impressed with them.
Any tire shop that recognizes that I know my shit and doesn’t give me any bullshit in the process is okay with me.
I still don’t trust them to actually touch my car. I bring my wheels to them...
Why are tire shops and websites telling people that 225 width tires are recommended on Civics with OEM 18” wheels when Honda makes it pretty clear that 235/40R18 is the intended size?