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its weird, a site talking about oil, censors me for facts all the time. oil is political, there is no separation, when russia attacked ukraine, gas went crazy, oil from ukraine is 0.022% of the world's total oil reserves, i was paying way more for gas 4 years ago

I only tried the higher pressure as an experiment{per these tires have strong sidewall support} since the door jam pressure had center wear. yes they have all been to spec for the cars.

Ive used these tires BFGoodrich g-Force COMP-2 A/S PLUS for the past ten years on two differnent cars. A vw mk7 gfti 2015 and a 2020 hyundai kona limited. I always check tire pressure. Ive tried 4 psi more than the door jam recs, normal door jam recs. They always seem to thin in the middle...

hey guys thanks for the help, i didnt realize i only needed two tires. I forgot I didnt buy a full set last time. So i just went with my usual bfgoodrich comp as2 plus. the other two tires have a good 15k or so left on em

thanks for the help guys!

I have a 2020 Hyundai Kona limited with 235-45-r18 I think. Can anybody give recs on some tires that aren't awful? I was eyeing the phantom hrx at discount. But there is zero reviews I think they are made by Kumho. I appreciate any info thanks edit I have run the same tires for the past ten...

nevermind, i thought id genuinely get a response on a macroeconomic driver regarding this post. no go lol

The United States gets the vast majority of its imported oil from Canada, which accounted for roughly 52% to 62% of total U.S. oil imports in 2024–2025. Mexico is the second-largest source. While the U.S. imports significant amounts, it is also the world's largest producer of petroleum. Key...

maybe someone can school me, The United States imports a relatively small amount of its total oil consumption from the Strait of Hormuz, with recent 2025/2026 data indicating it accounts for approximately 2% of total U.S. petroleum liquid imports and about 7% of total U.S. crude oil imports...

Never have i ever used a public "free" wifi. Not a good thing in my opinion.

im on visible by verizon. 25 bucks a month, works perfectly fine. With an i phone 12 pro

I can only find this "Mixture of antifreeze and water (Phosphate-based Ethylene glycol coolant for alu- minum radiator)" in the manual

My car has the 120k hyundai coolant in it. I plan to drain the radiator, fill it and dump it and fill again after a bit. The manual says to not mix coolants. Hyundai has two different coolants with one being for 120k and the other for a shorter time period. Do i have to get the 120k coolant...

ok thanks guys. Ill just leave it alone. Lots of helpful tips and knowledge

I have a 2020 hyundai kona limited, the manual lists, SAEJ1704-4 LV, FMVSS 116 Dot 4, ISO 4925 CLASS-6, for my brake fluid. I had the dealer flush it and they used bg84032 dot 4. Is this a big issue? Do I need to have it redone with LV fluid? thanks