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How would you show that without an engine tear down? No one is going to tear an engine down for the fun of it to show results.

Of course used makes sense over new. Who can afford $ 40,000-80,000 vehicles?

Or the Kia/Hyundai GDI motors

I prefer under 100,000 miles

Most people don't care about/obsess over oils. Cost/Price is king. Plus any good approved oil will work well in vehicles kept at reasonable oci's.

Right now it is running HPL Premium 5w-40. Remember this is a post about topping off.

cheapest Full Syn oil in the jug made by Warren.

Walmart....Valvoline Restore and Protect 5w20 and Fram Endurance filter

Any 5-30 Full Syn I have on hand

Any cheap top tier is my fave

Sorry, I didn't ask

Decided to give these a shot. I often buy used tires and these are much more expensive than doing that. Supposed to be 60,000 mile tires. We shall see. So far they are quiet and appear to ride nicely. Hopefully they do ok in the winter. The one thing I am a little concerned about is the lack of...

Just put these on the Fusion. Bargain!

Yes, it gets a little wet. Usually pat dry with some folded up toilet paper

I like water inside my tires because it acts like balance beads.

Enjoy, yours looks nice!

Luxe Neo 185 Plus

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The Tushy website is hilarious!

I tried it for the first time after install. It hit the spot alright and actually the water temp wasn't as shocking as I thought it would be.