Recent content by Rufus711

My suggestion is one dedicated microfiber cloth to your wheels for the wipe down. Use any spraywax you like after you wash. I like Turtlewax products. To me, they have proven their durability.

Nice Avalon!

I feel like my 17 Camry SE is delivering on everything I wanted in it. Hard to complain. Some paint bubbles, chips, etc. I can tell the screen on the head unit will not last forever. But overall, I'm happy with it.

I just put two of the Continental TrueContacts up front on my 17 Camry SE. We'll see how it goes!

To combat streaking, I will use a damp microfiber. I will wring it out as best as I can. It seems to spread whatever product you are using much better...especially at the beginning.

I bought a 2009 Versa at 45K, changed the fluid at 60K. I was going to change again at 120K, started crapping out at 110K. One data point...

If it's cold, I'm choosing gas.

I would go for something with the Ford 2.5 NA.

We have a 2018 Armada Platinum. It hasn't been perfect, but it's been mostly a good daily. There is a TSB for 2017 and 2018 (I think) about a #7 cylinder issue. Short block replacement The major problems I have had is the brake switch failing which makes the vehicle not driveable. I have...

I recently saw a video, it may have been Chemical Guys. The person had a bucket of no rinse solution and about 8 clean microfibers. He used one side of the microfiber per panel. Flip the microfiber until all sides have been used, and then proceed to use all of the microfibers and no rinse...

I like the Armor All Tire Shine in the aerosol can. It's easy to apply. With your bottle, I would consider evening it out with an applicator. ETA: For white walls, I like to use Brillo or SOS pads.

This is my wife's ride... 2018 Nissan Armada Platinum ~49k miles Gold Class and then used TW Minute Wax as a drying aid Also, SudsLab wheel cleaner was used.

I spray it on while the car is still wet, and use it as a drying aid. The mist is fine, so I spray a little more than one or two sprays per panel when wet.

What tire would you recommend as an upgrade?

2017 Camry, Left rear tire. So my guess is above 5/32 but have not measured. Kumho Solus TA31