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The Good Year Wrangler Duratrac's went on this afternoon. My local tire store said they were phenomenal in snow. I think there are a lot of good choice's out there now and this style of tire is forever evolving. We will see how they do in snow soon enough! If necessary, I can still put...

Originally Posted by slacktide_bitog What is your tire size? P245/75R-16" Original equipment tire is the Toyo Open Country.

Waa! Waa! Waa! love it in the rust belt or leave it!

Gentlemen, I would have an interest in your thought's. Looking for a tire good for year round use here in snowy West Michigan for the truck in my signature below. It is a 2 wheel drive with a limited slip rear axle. I live and work in town, so I should not have to worry about deep drifting snow...

I like mine a LOT! It is a base model SR access cab with the 2.7. Does everything it needs to do quite nicely. Traded in a 2018 Colorado 4x4 LT and couldn't be happier.

My sons mother has a 2003 Buick Century that I found and she bought in February of 2004. She still drives it every day with 200,000 miles on it now. The rocker panel's are rusted off and the intake gaskets had to be done around 85,000 miles. Been a very good car. It was a rental.

Zero tolerance for room mates! Move out asap and get your own small efficiency or whatever you need.

Originally Posted by javacontour If you don't like the deal, don't buy. It really is that simple. While the sales rep seldom brings value to you, dealers wouldn't have them if they didn't bring value to them. They don't work for you, so your only control in the game is the power of no...

Very nice car! That will last you for many years.

Buy whatever blows your hair back! It doesn't matter what any of us think. I chose the Tacoma and very happy with it. No trouble's as of yet, on my 2nd day of ownership and a whopping 61 miles on it.

Really not bad at all. I would be just fine with that if it were my car. Keep up the good work.

Originally Posted by 14Accent Absolutely agree! The "winter beater" concept hit me last year, I had come into possession of a set the exact size winter tires I needed for my Volt, so I bought a set of wheels and TPMS sensors and had every intention of installing them come winter. Then, in...

I like mine. No issue's as of yet with a whopping 14,700 miles on it. The local GM dealer here is a bit hard to like at times, so there is always that to consider with a new vehicle purchase. That said, thinking really hard about a new Tacoma next year.

Camry, Avalon, Ford Motor Company Panther chassis,

Yeah, that is kind of cool.

It would be a very good idea if properly administered. Back in the early 80's Virginia required a safety inspection semi-annual, and later moved to an annual inspection. While far from perfect, It did keep a lot of cars off the road that were not road worthy.

Originally Posted by chrisri What I've learnt during years frequenting this board and last with these topic. Nissans are junk, BMW, Audi and MB are high maintenance garbage, French cars are utter trash, British cars are joke, Ford ( except the Crown Victoria - they are brilliant) , GM are toss...

Originally Posted by macarose Take a look at how reliable Nissan models have been since 2002. http://www.dashboard-light.com/reports/Nissan.html Their decline has been unavoidable. Nissan married the CVT technology to millions of their cars without first refining it. Then they went on an...

2 K-Marts here, 1 closed around 2001 or so and is still vacant. The local hospital (Mercy Health) bought it and it will be some sort of medical facility. The other K-Mart closed 3 years ago and is now a Planet Fitness. Sears store in the local mall closed earlier this year and is still vacant, I...

Cool stuff! I have a 1972 Wheel Horse Commando 800 and a 1975 Wheel Horse B-80. The B-80 still has grass cutting duties. Both have the original Kohler K-181 engines in them and perform very well.