Subjective of course, but I like both of them, even if they are on opposite ends of the spectrum. If I had a Maverick it would have the steel wheels.
Hate me, fight me. :crackup:
I did my break in oil change at just over 1000 miles. I'm at 3500 miles on that change and the oil has barely darkened, from nearly clear to a very light honey color. I think driving habits play a part in that too. My rig doesn't idle or short trip much at all.
Not sure. My wife has '25 Corolla Hatchback SE that has the combination analog and digital panel that doesn't appear to be part of the full digital instrument panel recall that effects the XSE and GR models.
My instrument panel has one digital dial gauge that I can use as a speedometer or...
My water company truck was unavailable anywhere.....500 mile radius, 1000 mile diameter search, nothing.
Thankfully I have a really good dealer who was able to secure one in "A-status" at the Guanajuato plant before it was built.
So I drove a wopping 5 miles to pick it up when it was delivered...
For 95% of people, AWD is better, simpler, with less operator involvement. With part time 4WD, there are things that have to be taken into consideration when using it.
I really liked the idea of the Maverick, especially the hybrid. I came close a couple of years ago too seriously considering...
Yeah, mine does not do that. If I put it on that screen, it stays on that screen indefinitely until I change it. As I mentioned, there's about a 1 minute delay before the truck reads the sensors, so it just dotted lines at each corner until it reads them.
My rig is an SR with the simpler...
Are you guys saying that the tire pressure screen defaults to something else (trip B) when you start your truck?
Because mine does not do this. If I have it on the pressure readout, it stays that way the next time I start up. There will be just lines for the first minute or so until it reads...
The morning is easier to get the 30+. I leave very early for work so traffic is much lighter and it usually cool enough not to use the A/C.
Coming home traffic is much heavier, more stop and go and usually with the A/C on. Still though, 26-28 is very common. There's some construction traffic...
Probably not an actual accident, but damage in some other way. Maybe a tree branch broke off and landed on the hood, maybe a chain dropped on to it in transport, maybe hydraulic fluid from the carrier dripped on it. The possibilities are endless. Looks like it happened prior to the first...
Ok. I think I might have figured it out. I recently increased some security protocols on my phone. They seem to have no interaction issues on other sites. But I guess where this site is so add heavy it did. Weird.