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Update...4 months later. Boy does time fly! And in good news, the issue appears to have been resolved. Although not without some persistence. Back in July, I'd mentioned the truck was going into Nissan in a couple weeks. They evaluated it, replaced the sway bar links, the truck drove much...

Thanks everyone for your thoughts! I know it was not much to go on, and I certainly wasn't expecting a thorough diagnosis from the short video. I was hoping for some ideas on things to consider/directions to head and I think you guys have provided that. It is a 4x4, no locking hubs. Or at...

I have a clanking sound coming from the drivers side front end of my ‘17 Nissan Titan. It typically happens when I‘m turning, and 95% of the time it only clanks once. The truck has 80k miles. I’ve attached a video of me backing out of the garage with it happening. This started after my lower...

Cross Contact LX25's are ordered and should be here today. I'll be interested to see how they compare to the OEM tires on her Highlander.

Terrains or Contacts?

Correct. 245/60-18. I hadn't considered the Cross Contacts, just because I'd clicked the "recommended" button on CR and apparently they are not. But there is a review on CR where the guy is griping that they went from a 74 and recommended rating, to 64. So apparently something happened...

Good point on use case - this vehicle is primarily highway miles and commuting. We live in the country, in WI, so there is some drift busting. My wife is in healthcare, and my kid plays hockey, so neither of those get canceled for adverse weather. I'm not brand loyal, so if there are other...

Hello - I think I've narrowed tire choices for my wife's AWD Highlander down to two options. The HP71 or Terrain Contact H/T. Discount Tire has a promotion right now that puts the Continentals very close to the Kumho's in price. $564 vs $608 CR has them close. Most ratings are identical with...

I'm looking for recommendations for seat covers on my '17 Nissan Titan. I'm looking for something that will wear well, resists staining, and doesn't look like my grandparents seatcovers.... I currently have tan cloth seats, which look nice when clean but are a bit of a pain to keep looking nice...

Originally Posted by user52165 Madison, Green Bay OK, but not Milwaukee - why?? Milwaukee is in a air quality zone where I believe they require re-formulated gasoline. I'm not an expert though, but i know when you cross the county line gas gets more expensive.

Thanks for the feedback so far! I like the CarpetCaptain site, I used one called CarpetProfessor. Basically, all the "numbers" on these two carpets spec out pretty much the same on the categories they talk about. So it really comes down to fiber type. I tend to be a buy quality once type...

I've not posted here in a while, but I seem to remember we had some carpet experts on the forum. I'm trying to select between two carpets, and could use some thoughts. With the exception of the material type (Anso Nylon vs Polyester) all the rest of the specs seem to be virtually identical. I...

When I purchased my vehicle last December, Auto Armor interior protection got thrown in the package. I'm not a believer in the stuff, but this is a case where I got sloppy and let something slip by me when signing documents. The dealer massaged the numbers a bit at the end, and I didn't catch...

We've got a 14 year old GSD. He has never really been that picky, and will generally eat about any food in front of him. But we've had the best luck with Canidae All Life Stages. It seems to be the best for him at maintaining him at a close to ideal weight, not causing stomach issues, etc...

Thanks everyone! Trap has been removed, all seems to be working well. I've ordered the overflow switch - looks to be pretty easy to install.

Thanks for the input everyone. At this point, sounds like the plan is to remove the trap from the system and just have it be a straight shot to the floor drain. I'll also take a look at the overflow shutoff - not sure how hard that is to wire. Originally Posted By: SOHCman Both drains appear...

I'm puzzling over an issue I'm having. For some reason, the condensate from my AC coil seems to prefer going out the secondary drain. The primary works fine for a few days, then I'll find it spilling out the secondary drain on the floor. The primary is not clogged. I ran bleach water down it...

I'll pull the printer off the UPS then if there is no surge protection benefit. As I think back, I was debating plugging it or the desk lamp into the one remaining outlet in the wall behind the desk. I went with the printer into the UPS and lamp into the outlet, because I figured the printer was...

Not sure if this is a better topic for here, or consumer electrics, but computers seems to make sense. I have a Cyberpower CP1000. Up to this point, I've just had my computer and monitor hooked to it. My Brother wireless laser printer was in another room, on a different circuit. I did some...

Originally Posted By: doitmyself Hindsight is 20/20, but it is probably a good idea to make a call to police before an incident happens. Have them come out to visit you and it will be in their computer records forever. If something happens, the dispatcher will notify responding officers of the...