Recent content by Rick4345

My mistake. The module is the HCM module. Look under 734-01-01. Mine shows it on line 15. I am looking at the 2020 - 2024 spreadsheet. I imagine you will need an activation source. Maybe you can find someone from a department that their cars prewired that way and figure something out. Or...

I’ve seen the ability to activate the function in the BCM section of the FORScan spreadsheet.

Look at Discount Tire. They have the Nokian Outpost APT in 275/45R21. I looked on Tire Rack and couldn’t find them there.

You can get them through Tire Rack. If you feel real ambitious, you can go to Tire Rack in South Bend, IN and have them installed there. If you're into cars at all, it's like being a kid in a candy shop!!

Exactly what is needed. I bought mine from Griot's Garage. I use it on my 22 WRX and my 24 St-Line. They work great!!

Definitely a good price!! Thanks!!

Who would have thought. Nice find!!

Try McGard Lug Nuts. Use their website to look up the part numbers and order them from a place like Summit Racing. You can order sets with locking nuts included for each wheel or sets of four without.

The output is very good in my opinion. I like the yellow in the inclement weather much better.

What about installing the police center dome light?

I'm in the same boat you are. I believe I'm going to wait until it is time to replace the tires. My plan is to go to 20 inch wheels and tires. I had Falken Wildpeak A/T tires on my 21 Outback and really liked them. I'll probably order them from Tire Rack. I looked on Discount Tire and Tire...

I'm actually thinking of going down to 20 inch wheels. There are more choices for tires. They're cheaper also. I figure I can sell or trade my 21 inch rims. If anyone has any 20 inch rims, I would be interested. Thanks!!

Can you find a front grille guard with light mounts. Might not be a bad investment against the deer and moose also.

Are they 20 or 21 inch in diameter?

Here is what I have. The film that is in front of the cat is the driver’s side. Use a hair dryer to keep the film pliable. Also something to tuck the excess in. Like an old credit card or thin edged trim tool. Just take your time.