Tire option for BC weather.
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IMO any PZero series tyres is an overkill, the TSX is not exactly a high powered car. Not only is it expensive but it's got low mileage return. Just about every tyre maker has a suitable "all season tyre".
Here are some of my selections that'll provide similar if not improved all round handling, grip, mileage, reduced noise level, comfort and wear when compared with the OEM tyres.
Bridgestone - Potenza Series (RE040s, RE050s)
Michelin - Pilot Series (MXs, SXs)
Pirelli - P6000s, P7000s, P7s
Dunlop - SP Series (SP2050M, SP8000s, SP9000s)
Here are some of my selections that'll provide similar if not improved all round handling, grip, mileage, reduced noise level, comfort and wear when compared with the OEM tyres.
Bridgestone - Potenza Series (RE040s, RE050s)
Michelin - Pilot Series (MXs, SXs)
Pirelli - P6000s, P7000s, P7s
Dunlop - SP Series (SP2050M, SP8000s, SP9000s)
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Another shit the pant experience.....
changing filter... there are 4 screws at 4 corners... on the last one... I decided to take it all out for some reason. Then.... I DROPPED THE DAMN SCREW AND IT WENT SOMEWHERE UNDER THE ENGINE!!!
ok... it took me 30 mins to locate the screw. jack the car up, get the screw back. Hee... Spoon, next time if you drop and clips, I know where to find them now.
changing filter... there are 4 screws at 4 corners... on the last one... I decided to take it all out for some reason. Then.... I DROPPED THE DAMN SCREW AND IT WENT SOMEWHERE UNDER THE ENGINE!!!
ok... it took me 30 mins to locate the screw. jack the car up, get the screw back. Hee... Spoon, next time if you drop and clips, I know where to find them now.
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I hope you weren't wearing white pants at the time... Yuck!!SAZABI said:
Good thing you found the screw!!
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