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Late to the discussion but FWIW, Mobil 1 0W-20 Advanced Fuel Economy meets both SP & ILSAC-GF-6A rating.

OEM, especially on a 2022 car that still have a factory 5 year/60K powertrain warranty. Yes, I know all about the Magnuson-Moss Act, yadi-yadi-yada.

I don't believe there is a difference in TPMS for alloy wheels vs. steel wheels. Do note that TPMS are coded specific to each individual vehicle. Best thing to do is to purchase a set of programmable TPMS and clone them from your OEM TPMS. So speak to your local tire shops and they should be...

Yes and no. The issue with Chinese run business in the private sector is not the lack of willingness for hard work or to the know how. It has more to do with lack of ethics, which is a direct result of the Chinese Cultural Revolution by the Chinese Communist Party. It effectively erased all...

My guess is European. Audi, MB or BMW.

I vote for M1 0W-40 as well. Where I am at, it is readily available at just about any auto parts store and reasonably priced. It is a good oil and most importantly, DI engine friendly.

More importantly about Nankang, unlike the Chinese tires, they are not poor made, unauthorized replicas of Michelin, Goodyears etc. Nankang have their own R&D and their own market segments with their own original tires.

Nankang is not Chinese, it is Taiwanese. It is a very reputable company with history that dates back to it’s partnership with Yokohama.

Got an email from QuickJack about a special they are running just for today. Figure I had share that with those of you that may be interest, it is 22% off list price. https://www.quickjack.com/

Leatherique. http://www.leatherique.com/

I like Netgear and this is the one I use. https://www.netgear.com/home/wifi/range-extenders/ex7500/

I know.

It's made in Japan by Mahle.

Forgot to mention about one major downside about owning the QuickJack. You might start buying a lot more tools and tackle on more projects that you normally wouldn’t.

HF Pittsburg is what I have, and they work great. However, I invested in a QuickJack two years ago at the start of the pandemic so I can do the simple stuff on my own, which is what I recommend if you have the space. They are not inexpensive but are well worth the cost. If you are interested...

AOS = Air/oil separator.

Both. https://www.oreillyauto.com/cmsstatic/RTL-3150-MOB-211201.pdf

Motul 300v 5W-40 is factory fill for the S209 and IIRC, from another thread, someone had pointed out that they are classified as “racing oil” and therefore, no official manufacture approval rating or API rating. Anyway, they are great oil and you can stay with 300v if you wish, just expensive...

Dark Espresso from Zabar’s in NYC. Free shipping if you purchase 4 lbs at a time. Best coffee on this side of the Atlantic Ocean. https://www.zabars.com/coffee-by-roast-2/