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They do look like good tires but they can’t be used in cold weather. If I decide to keep my stock wheels, I could just swap them out when it starts getting cold. I just don’t really have a place to store wheels during winter and summer. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The 245/40 is almost 2" shorter than OEM. I did find that the Michelin Pilot Sport A/S 4 comes in a 295/45 so that's what I'm probably going to go with.

True! Got to wonder why no one sells them here when so many people want what it does. Hmmmmmm.

Blinker fluid? I didn't know the blinkers used fluid. :LOL: Just kidding! Welcome to the forum!

I'm looking to get some tires for 20" rims and there doesn't seem to be a lot in the size I want. I want wider tires so was going to go with a 295/45 but the selection is really limited. I know to stay away from the Toyo Proxy's and Continental CrossContacts so that brings it down to: Goodyear...

My fuel pump just makes a very low hum when it's priming. Nothing like that sound! And it doesn't do it whenever I open the door. If it's coming from under the hood it can't be the fuel pump.

I doubt you would have an issue with just those mods but it's always a risk modifying a car still under warranty.

Ok. But aren't most of the electronics imported into the US from China? I know we get some from Mexico and Taiwan but most of it comes from China. I'm all for "Made in America" but not sure I would trust something electronic made in the US over something made in China because I'm sure all the...

The sub-frame bushing supports are also a good upgrade. Get them from FenFab if you get them. The vertical links have been known to bend during hard launches as well. FenFab sells those also.

I'v been watching this post and it's been a while now. How are these holding up?

Sounds like the starter but does it start up ok?

Don't sweat it brother! Some people are just not capable of empathy. Not that they are bad people or anything but it's just the way we're made. My neice has mental health issues and my neighbors son has autism so I know it can be hard. This is a rough crowd in this forum. Don't take your ball...

Wow! What a tough crowd in here!

Read this: How stuff works

These have the wheel locks: McGard Lug Nuts

How can it be called lifetime but only has a ten year/200,000 mile warranty? At the rate these things are going the car will be dead before it reaches 10 years/200K miles! Hence, "Lifetime"!

This is a good video from HSF that explains it. 2025 Charge Pipes/Intercooler

Here we go again! There IS a direct mechanical link to the front axles. It's called the Front Axle Disconnect Actuator. Exact same thing as is on any 4WD vehicle. It engages/disengages the front axles mechanically. Also, just because there isn't a switch on the dash to select 4WD doesn't mean...

LOL! A PCV (Positive Crankcase Ventilation) system just controles the vaccum/pressure in the crankcase. A check valve in the valve cover and a hose running to the intake. Simple as that. What don't I understand? Old school just had a breather on the valve cover.

How does it defeat the PCV? All the PCV does is allow the pressure built up in the crankcase to escape. Normally it's vented back into the intake, "with all the oil vapor"! Instead, it's vented to the catch can, where the oil is seperated and captured, then out to the atmosphere. I'm sure there...