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gasman556 said:
Best suiting needs of the family for now.
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I've had similar considerations if I were to be able to keep my Jeep as a toy if I lost my company provided F150. A 2nd minivan would be perfect for our needs when it comes to the running around, and getting decent mileage.

I honestly think my wife hates my driving her new Sienna when we do family stuff, but won't take me up when I offer for her to be the driver. I was a little rough on her driving in the past....
 
svtrit said:
I've had similar considerations if I were to be able to keep my Jeep as a toy if I lost my company provided F150. A 2nd minivan would be perfect for our needs when it comes to the running around, and getting decent mileage.

I honestly think my wife hates my driving her new Sienna when we do family stuff, but won't take me up when I offer for her to be the driver. I was a little rough on her driving in the past....
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Yeah, my wife grew up driving on the wrong side of the road, so it's a given I drive so I'm not scared to death.
 
svtrit said:
I've had similar considerations if I were to be able to keep my Jeep as a toy if I lost my company provided F150. A 2nd minivan would be perfect for our needs when it comes to the running around, and getting decent mileage.

I honestly think my wife hates my driving her new Sienna when we do family stuff, but won't take me up when I offer for her to be the driver. I was a little rough on her driving in the past....
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I was set on a 2025/26 sienna with an apparently "rare" spec. Unfortunately almost all the Toyota dealerships with one in stock/on the way played the "i KnOW wHaT I GOt..." game and didn't negotiate to a degree I found acceptable and for the most part REALLY enjoyed playing car dealership games. Thankfully, Honda did negotiate and I ended up with exactly what she wanted for an agreeable price.
 
1999 Jeep XJ 4.0 251,2xx mi
Out: 6.5 quarts frankenblend of who knows what used oil whatever I had combo and a fram PH8a filter
In: 6qt Mobil 1 0w40 FS and my last OG ultra XG16 filter

I’d say this pile of trash has come a long way since I bought it. Still a long way to go
 
2013 GL350, Delvac 1 esp 5W-40 & Mann filter; 315,000 miles 0.25 quart between 5k OCI

2015 GL350, Delvac 1 esp 5W-40 & Mann filter; 130,000 miles. New to me so I don’t know anything about consumption yet
 
05 Pontiac Vibe, 171k miles on car, 5100 mile oci, new copper washer, doesn’t burn a drop
Out: same as in
In:
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2019 CR-V EX-L, 90,022 ODO, 5,500 OCI
Out: Quaker State 0w20, PG4612ex with 11K
In: Mobil 1 Extended Extreme or whatever 0w20, PG4612ex

Also swapped cabin and air filters, aired up tires to 35/33
Continental TrueContacts have 55K and are perfect. Great choice if anyone is curious. OE Hankooks were junk at 30K.
Original brakes still have some life but will R&R soon.
 
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JeffKeryk said:
2019 CR-V EX-L, 90,022 ODO, 5,500 OCI
Out: Quaker State 0w20, PG4612ex with 11K
In: Mobil 1 Extended Extreme or whatever 0w20, PG4612ex

Also swapped cabin and air filters, aired up tires to 35/33
Continental TrueContacts have 55K and are perfect. Great choice if anyone is curious. OE Hankooks were junk at 30K.
Original brakes still have some life but will R&R soon.
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I concur that True Contacts are excellent! I have had them on my Odyssey for a few years and got almost 50k before they reached 3/32 tread. This is the longest any tires lasted on this van! I now have a new set of True Contact Tour 54 and hopefully they last as long...
 
JeffKeryk said:
Continental TrueContacts have 55K and are perfect.
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RyanY said:
now have a new set of True Contact Tour 54 and hopefully they last as long...
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Are the Tour 54 the newer version of these?

We have some Michelin Cross Climates on the Rogue, and they are starting to get pretty thin at only 30,000 or so. But I see both of you guys aren't dealing with snow though.
 
tired said:
Are the Tour 54 the newer version of these?

We have some Michelin Cross Climates on the Rogue, and they are starting to get pretty thin at only 30,000 or so. But I see both of you guys aren't dealing with snow though.
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Yes the 54 are the new version. I have no idea how they differ from the old ones but the peeps at Discount Tire said they are improved...whatever that means.

No snow in my neck of the woods. However a few Canadian users on other forums praise them so their winter performance seems to be acceptable. At least, for an all season tire.
 
Four oil changes today!

2013 Lexus CT200h @ 195,000 miles
Out: Mobil 1 ESP 0w-30, Microgard Select filter
In: same, Fram Endurance filter

2002 Toyota 4Runner @ 200,000 miles
Out: Mobil 1 Extended Performance 5w-30, Fram Tough Guard filter
In: Valvoline Valvoline Restore and Protect 5w-30, Mobil 1 filter

2012 Chevy Sonic @ 75,000 miles
Out: Mobil 1 Extended Performance 5w-30, Fram Tough Guard filter
In: Quaker State Ultimate Protection 5w-30, Mobil 1 filter

2015 Honda Accord @ 135,000 miles
Out: Kirkland Signature 0w-20, Fram Endurance filter
In: Quaker State Ultimate Protection 0w-20, Mobil 1 filter
 
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