Had trans fluid changed out.
Replaced fuel injectors.
Considered trading it in on a '19.
Replaced fuel injectors.
Considered trading it in on a '19.
Yup! It was weird as hell, and unexpected, but wasn't annoying enough to remove the lights I had just put in. With the dome lights starting to occasionally flicker and the map lights presumably not working at the time, it was an easy decision to get some DD ones. No more pressing the keyfob ten times to get the second "unlock" after the first press.So that’s why sometimes I have issues locking my car... led interference. Now I know!
With good tires it's surprisingly capable. My brother actually got to drive mine in a snowstorm before I did. He was shocked when I told him it was not all wheel drive. He said it handled the snow as well as his Forester.Daughter and I traded cars back now that the trans and injectors are done. She says its running great. Called me today that she's hesitant about going out in the snow. I told her the car will do the job no problem, but to use her head, go slow, leave more room and be safe. Heard from her later that, indeed, the car goes thru snow without problems.![]()
The General Altimax Arctics are another great choice - and they're dirt cheap. They're loud and they're squishy, but god ****, they are unstoppable. The Xi3s we run on the Cruze and the Volt are much more refined, but they can't hold a candle to the Arctics for deep snow capability.Yep. I swear by Michelin and Bridgestone snows.
I was gonna hit the "like" button, but then I saw your wife's issue. Sorry to hear about that. Hope all goes well. At least for sure the car willSpent my stimulus $ to order a set of Blizzacks installed on steel rims delivered to me for my 18 hatchback. Soon will be needing to make daily trips of 140 miles to radiation treatments for my wife. We've already had to stay away overnight for a snow and ice storm after her first chemo treatment.
Well Shoot.Spent my stimulus $ to order a set of Blizzacks installed on steel rims delivered to me for my 18 hatchback. Soon will be needing to make daily trips of 140 miles to radiation treatments for my wife. We've already had to stay away overnight for a snow and ice storm after her first chemo treatment.
Day 2 - Well Shoot again.Well Shoot.In preparation for the new tires I'd already jacked up the back end and removed the two rear wheels. The new tires arrived and I set out to install them. But, the lug nuts listed on the packing slip were missing. So now I have to wait a couple of days for a new supply of lug nuts to arrive as the factory lug nuts won't work with the new rims.
This order was filled the Monday after New Years weekend. So the first response from Tire Rack was "very unlikely we forgot to install them." Please have a local tire retailer remove a tire and inspect to see if TPMS are missing.Day 2 - Well Shoot again.Got the lug nuts and put tires on the car. Then tried to reset TPMS using the tool I'd used before after rotating the factory tires. Put TPMS into learn mode and tried to reset senor locations. No response from any of the new tires, but the car could read the TPMS off of the old tires. Waiting on a response from Tire Rack. I'm wondering if the same person who forgot to ship the lug nuts also forgot to install the TPMS sensors.
Whoa thats alot of snow wish we got that in pennsylvania