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Mine made it to 20k, it’s my daily and I live in the north east and I don’t garage it. People replacing every 5k hate the idea of rubber

Crossed 30k miles. Ready for the next 30.

Dropping in to vouch for him as well. Reached out a few weeks back after installing my AA downpipe and he gave me full transparency on the process, market, prices, the whole thing. Smooth and no hiccups, easy recommendation from me.

Bullshit, I'll see you in the New Owners thread in 6 months or so. You can pull this off, I already get from your tone you'd be a good owners so i'm sending you good "make it happen" energy, homie.

Mine must’ve never got the memo cause they made it through to April with no issue and I only changed them after potholes attacked my wallet.

And now I’m switching to the hurricane Ida coverage. It’s been a pleasure lads.

Hour left on the clock right?

Tarox, Dynamic Friction, and a few others. They're on CARID and for the Tarox you'll need to email their sales team.

Thanks for taking that L for the team, I'll be steering clear of that mess. I owe you 7 qts of 0W-20 some day.

Messy Lol

Oh God, I didn't even know that was a thing and I'm almost afraid to even particularly open that can of worms.

I for one, require and desire zero follow up.

He'll get his stitches in due time.

I love the innocence in this. A lot of people will hold off since the flash is going to lock them out of tuning their ECUs. But I’m glad you got the full screen update.

No longer a might, it does update the iDrive to full apple CarPlay.

I don't see how you're going to find one quieter than stock? If nose is the issue in Sport mode then configure exhaust to stay in comfort in either mode. That or you're going to be spending a lot of time below 3500 rpm.

Thanks for the info on the lock aspect. When Marin gets back to you do let me/us know how things shape up.

Half the time these days im listening to true crime podcasts and driving in the slowest lane cause if im in the middle or left someone is going to pull up and slow down and glance over trying to do the railroad crossing sprint.

Same here, went through winter with OEM tires. As long as you dont try to be a hero with a foot of snow on the ground, you're fine. OEM tires warmed pretty quickly and never had slippage issues. Ready for another winter season.