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A lot of AT tires have cool-looking treads, so just pick the one you think looks the coolest :D

From what Rock Auto has, I'd trust TYC or Hella more than I'd trust Carter and Spectra

Nice :cool:

You're not missing much, then, because they'd be outrageous at AAP/CQ too. They're all outrageous, except Rock Auto and Partsgeek, which is like Rock Auto but uses Worldpac instead :sneaky:

The AirHog was Fram's knockoff of K&N. The AirHog was probably better than K&N, but possibly still too much oil/too weak filtering media. The Ultra air filter was much better, closer to OE oiled filters. Too much oil can damage a MAF :cautious:

The last one was the Fram Endurance. Wix stopped making wire-backed synthetic XP filters when Mann/Purolator took them over, and Champ ended up like Fram :sneaky:

One of those brands on Amazon, Femota, advertises pre-oiled air filters Honda OEM air filters are often lightly oiled like this, and so was the Fram Ultra air filter before Fram collapsed. These are lightly oiled, and NOT like K&N heavily oiled low-quality media. Femota first came to my...

The Defender 2 is B/B in both traction and temperature! So that's not designed for highway on hot pavement, either :sneaky: Even the Nokian all-weather tires are A/A, and they're 3-peak certified for snow! Both the WRG5 and the Nordman Solstice 4 are A/A, and so is the Nokian One, though the...

Having an ADBV when not required will not be a problem :)

Looks good :cool:

One drain is enough, but I think you're supposed to use green, unless Mazda switched to blue :unsure:

UPDATE A month later, the wheels still look good :cool: However, I probably should've used Satin Nickel instead, as it seems like it would be more accurate to the OE silver paint on the wheels, but the titanium silver I used looks fine, in good condition and everything.

Head gasket sealer works :whistle:

I'd guess $600 or so If you don't want to spend that much and can't do it yourself and don't know anyone that can do it, get the Powerstop drum and shoe kit from Rock Auto, along with wheel cylinders and Bosch ESI6 brake fluid, then find a guy on Craigslist to install them :sneaky:

Is Corteco still good? :cautious:

Sorry for your loss :(

McMaster has M8 studs 14mm on one side, 8mm on the other side, 28mm OAL

A garbage can with a lid might help :unsure:

What is your tire size? Where are you from? How much does snow/winter performance matter? :unsure: If snow is an important factor, get the WRG5, or the Nordman Solstice 4 which is the old WRG4.

NO TPMS sensors have replaceable batteries :sneaky: They have to be soldered on due to the vibrations/motion that sensors face (rotating hundreds of times a minute) The best thing you could get for aftermarket TPMS is the Schrader kit, which has a solar powered dash indicator, and 4 regular...