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Thought about this thread as I realized I can't change the wallpaper on my new TLX.

It’ll be fine in everyday use. I carried my tuba (without its case) back there and the stock board held up fine. I used to think of getting a carbon panel fabbed up but never followed through. Although… hmm, if the board itself is sturdy enough, you wouldn’t need the foam blocks (at least not...

The OEM raised floor wasn't too sturdy either. Just fiberboard and a bunch of additional foam blocks for support, so you aren't missing out. Definitely nice to have a spare — saved me a lot of hassle after a blowout earlier this year.

You're not wrong at all. Tire Rack nailed the UX and workflow so you can find wheels guaranteed to fit your car in barely a handful of clicks. Too many other sites make you wade through each wheel brand before finding out they don't even have the bolt pattern you need. Discount Tire Direct...

Sold 👍🏻

Pending

Traded in my Sport Touring hatch just last week, and these won't fit on my new car. Purchased from Tire Rack in 2017. 5x114.3, 64.15 centerbore so it fits exactly on our hubs. 215/55-16 tires. Full set of 20 conical seat lug nuts included. No rashes or damage. Can meet in the DC/MD/VA...

Keep an eye here: https://www.pohankaacura.com/auto/used-2017-honda-civic-sport-touring-chantilly-va/71663024/

BTW, I've now got a set of steelies with winter Pirellis that need a new home. These bad boys got me across half the country at the leading edge of a snowstorm in a single twenty-hour shot.

Once I found out that my tuba fit okay, it was a "go". Got it home: Visited Grandma the next day:

Traded mine for a TLX A-Spec this weekend. I dunno, guys... over thirty years as a Honda hatchback guy. Am I ready for a sporty sedan? I kinda justified it by telling myself that we have two cars, and my wife's is a CR-V, so I don't need my car to be a do-it-all, carry-all-my-shit small...

Mine would cost US$75 -- also after five years of owning the car. I'll hold off until I plan on driving somewhere that I lose cell signal. It happened once on the Washington coast; had a rental car without a nav unit. I would've been SOL if my hotel didn't have wifi, which allowed Apple Maps...

Okay okay okay geez, twist my arm, will ya? lol I should make this my next car (and likely my final gas-powered car):

This may end up being the color for my next car, whatever it is. I've had two black cars in a row and have resigned to them looking dirty every day but wash day. I'm not sure I can get up the nerve to drive a bright red car again — I'm either hitting my midlife crisis (so red would be good) or...

Yeah, that sounds like it could be an a/c problem. You should be able to keep the windows clear if you manually keep the a/c switched on (don't rely on the climate control's Auto mode if you have it), keep the fan at about 30% or greater, and choose one of the vent settings that uses the...

This is the first I've heard of the Joying unit. Can it change the bass crossover between the mains and sub?

Well.... resolved, I guess? Buncha hacks at that paint shop, huh...

Dangit. I'm starting to get the same thing on the driver's side mirror. I'm well past the regular warranty, though.

Nope, mine is active all the way until traffic makes the car come to a stop. Then if it's stopped for more than a couple seconds, it'll show "Stopped" on the instrument cluster, and it won't move on its own. I need to tap the gas pedal again to cancel the "Stopped" phase and then the car...

Okay, I get it now. The OP's "tilt the seat all the way back" step threw me off — I thought he meant to lay the seat back flat to the rear, not forwards. Was it easy to get into the right spot up-and-down for your back? Since the seat must be easy to unzip, this sounds like something you...