Recent content by AmericaWestCMH

Had an '04 Elantra for 8 years, just over 100k. Needed nothing except oil, filters, tires and a battery.

I'm a youngish single male with excellent credit. Geico and Progressive are always the cheapest for me and it's never close. Allstate, State Farm, etc. are always AT LEAST double. Even the cheapo places like esurance are more and they don't offer the high coverage limits I want.

I switch every few years between Progressive, AAA, Geico. I just switched from Nationwide to Progressive and my auto went down by about $400/yr and my homeowners about $150/yr.

I live in Vegas, so just long enough to put my seatbelt on and go.

2012 Civic - Nothing more than routine maintenance.

I go 10-12k on Honda syn-blend in my Civic.

Just wait and don't obsess about it.

I follow the OLM in my Civic. Anywhere from 9-12k so far.

Thanks for the insight guys, I'm going with a 123 load rating E letter tire set.

Correct, not a dually.

Purchasing an '03 F350 XL reg cab, long bed w/ 6.0L diesel. Will be used initially to tow a small trailer for moving, then very light hauling afterwards. Any recommendations on P vs LT tires? Goodyear Wrangler ArmorTrac - P265/75R16 114T or Goodyear Wrangler ArmorTrac - LT265/75R16/E 112Q.

The OLM in my 2012 Civic has wanted me to go out to 12-13k in warmer temps, around 9-10k if it encompasses the winter months. I generally stick with 10k.

Went up another $45/year to around $1100 for me in the Detroit suburbs on my Civic. Goes up by that every year it seems, even though I've never made a claim, period. Over half my premium is the mandatory medical coverage.

He'll be fine. Left my FF in (2012 Civic) until 20% on the OLM which was 10k miles.

Working, though thankfully not in retail.