Nice!My Homie.
$25/pair?! That's comically cheap. What are they?got my new used dropper yesterday, but it's missing parts and I can't use it until I get them. Seller is willing to comp for the parts, but it's kind of a bummer to have to wait. I will see if I can rig something up for the time being to make sure it works.
Found some near-ideal tires for my trailbike for 1/4 of the price locally. $25 for a pair. Kidwoo won't approve, but I'd rather spend less for the time being so I feel comfortable buying a shock too
Some technology we just don't need. And it just costs us more, because a few trendy people think they want it.Not much planned for today.
Yesterday, girlfriend unit was locked out of our running Forester. She had to come back home with a coworker to get second set of keys. Fock technology.
No one needs to calm down more than you, psycho. Take a lap.
While researching our problem (which seems to happen often with no solution from Subaru) I've read many people got stuck with no physical key to enter the car. Like yesterday, even with the other set of keys the remote unlock didn't work. She had to use the key. At least our 2018 still has a key.Some technology we just don't need. And it just costs us more, because a few trendy people think they want it.
Like the Kia or Hyundai advertisement going around, showing how you can unlock the car and use it with your phone. And you can share access with a friend. I mean really, this is just dumb. Knowing care manufacturers, this will just be another avenue for car thief's.
Same with my VW. It has keyless locking/unlocking, via touch on the door handle, but there is no key hole (half to popoff a cover for that). Just give me a key, a hole to stick it in and get rid of all that technology.
Good luck when your phone or key fob is dead. Hopefully people read the manual* to know what to do.
*do cars even come with them anymore?
That sucks.While researching our problem (which seems to happen often with no solution from Subaru) I've read many people got stuck with no physical key to enter the car. Like yesterday, even with the other set of keys the remote unlock didn't work. She had to use the key. At least our 2018 still has a key.
my money is on kenda$25/pair?! That's comically cheap. What are they?
No. But she had to leave the car there, running with all lights on.That sucks.
Did the alarm go off too, when you used the key to gain entry?
subaru keyfobs have a physical key that pops out.While researching our problem (which seems to happen often with no solution from Subaru) I've read many people got stuck with no physical key to enter the car. Like yesterday, even with the other set of keys the remote unlock didn't work. She had to use the key. At least our 2018 still has a key.
THE NEVEGAL RETURNS!!!my money is on kenda
Yes! Many people learned that from the AAA guy it seems.subaru keyfobs have a physical key that pops out.
i learned it because my wife has a tendency to leave the dome light(s) on, eventually resulting in a dead battery.Yes! Many people learned that from the AAA guy it seems.
WTB is, and getting pretty good reviews from the local fast guys at the shop as a decent tire that don’t break the bank. The Vigilante I think? Has an Schwalbe reverse cornering knob vibe, I’m not into it personally.THE NEVEGAL RETURNS!!!
My bet was Vitorria. Or maybe IRC. WTB? Are WTB and IRC even a thing anymore?
While researching our problem (which seems to happen often with no solution from Subaru) I've read many people got stuck with no physical key to enter the car. Like yesterday, even with the other set of keys the remote unlock didn't work. She had to use the key. At least our 2018 still has a key.
$25/pair?! That's comically cheap. What are they?
my money is on kenda
WTB Vigilante 2.5 sticky light/Trail boss 2.4 fast tough. $25 for the pairWTB is, and getting pretty good reviews from the local fast guys at the shop as a decent tire that don’t break the bank. The Vigilante I think? Has an Schwalbe reverse cornering knob vibe, I’m not into it personally.
Unsure about IRC.
So long as @Sandwich stays off the Goma, he probably won’t die.
I am locked out from credit card churning fun due to Chase and their pesky 5/24 rule. hmphHere.
Getting creative with the AZ trips this winter when I derped about using credit card points. Signed up for a United card because the free points (I'll blow through the spending requirement on the motor alone) will pay for one set of flights and I'm pending for the Marriot card because we can get three free nights for our regular spending rates. It should make the January trip be pretty much just the rental. I'm going to do the same for Wifey (see credit card churning) and see if we can get both trips largely paid for using perks.
what cab/bed/number of rear wheels? and is 2020 7.3 era?Ended up coming home with a 2020 F350 gasser, now to start looking for an enclosed trailer