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I've been there many a time. The Woodlands is a lot nicer IMO.

I've had this set for the last three years or so, it has worked well for me: https://www.mishimoto.com/5-piece-non-marring-1-2-wheel-nut-socket-set.html

Don't forget your toilet supply line! That should be changed out at the same time interval.

This is a great example of how people will complain about everything. The MachE didn't originally come with a heat pump. People complained. A heat pump was added, which ate into frunk space. People complained about the frunk being "useless". Ford charges less for the product and makes the...

This is somewhat misleading. They dropped the base price across the line (varies by trim) and then added this charge back in, if you want it.

Could be. Don't knock a slider until you've tried one tho.

Had to look that up. We do have Culvers, but Slider style burgers are popular here (think White Castle with a very thin layer of meat).

"Kinghood", Texas isn't exactly heaven on earth.

This is one of reliable, comfortable cars ever made. That 4.6L will last forever.

Michelin spends the most by $ and % of revenue on R&D. They are typically my go-to.

60K OCI? Is that a typo?

$1 gallon more between 87 and 93 octane at Costco here in SE Michigan...every other place is more.

I’ll follow the OLM, 10% is around 6,800 miles or so. I was skeptical about the OLM on this vehicle but it seems to be as good of a benchmark as any.

Tried Castrol EDGE Extended Performance ( disregard the typo on Blackston's part stating it was Mobil 1) on my wife's Buick to see how it would hold up versus Mobil 1. This sample was pulled after a couple quick trips that day which perhaps explains the fuel dilution. I doubt I'll push it out...

2016 Focus ST with 95xxx on it. Mobil 1 with a Fram Ultra was in for 3,000 miles, changed it early as I needed to do the motor mount and I hate working on cars in the winter.

Going into our 2017 Buick Lacrosse with 83,102 on it. UOA sent.

I bought these on sale, I daisy chained 3 pairs together for a total of 6 lights, same size garage as you, they have worked well for me the last four years. I was also skeptical about a fixture where you can't replace the lights, but LED bulbs last way longer than other types of bulbs.

I live in Metro Detroit and I've used Corrosion Free on our cars every other year 3x now. It works really well in the areas you can reach it in, I sprayed the pinch welds in the door jambs, under the hood the first time and haven't reapplied and those areas still have a nice coating. If you go...

I've never seen this brand before. Where are they available from?

Thanks for sharing. I wish this information was easier to find, and more standardized (X micron= Y efficiency) for those of us who are interested in that data.