Are you looking for dedicated winter rubber, or “all” seasons?
I kept the factory Hankooks on our 22” for summer (and a little spring and fall), but for Alberta winters I got a set of proper winter tires on new 20” rims. Nokian Hakkapiliita R3. They’ve been unreal so far.
Watch any video comparing them. Half the stopping distance. Twice the acceleration grip. Not to mention that all-season rubber compound gets stiff around 0c, and in your prairie winters at -30c and below, they’re hockey pucks. Winter tire compounds are formulated to stay soft down to those...
Differential Lock. I believe it comes on the HD Tow package, or FX4 package. It’s an extra button down by the mode selector, next to the 2A and 4A buttons.
Manual reference here.
Both of these articles are extolling awd+all season versus 2wd+snow tires.
I’m saying neither. Awd+snow tires (real snow tires). Best of both worlds.
Furthermore, both articles are opinion pieces. The opinion of individual people. Opinions are not facts.
All I’ve seen is those temporary magnetic ones you slap on the doors, but they aren’t intended to be on all the time. Plus, aluminum isn’t magnetic.
I suppose there has to be a part out there you can prime and paint, then affix with the same adhesive used on the badges/emblems.
I park as far away as I can from the other cars. People are dicks and will ding your shit without a second thought.
I figure an extra 30 seconds walk from the end of the parking lot is far less than staring at dozens of dings for years.
https://www.wheel-size.com/calc/?wheel1=275-55-20X8.5ET44&wheel2=305-65-18X9ET18&fcl=50mm&scl=50mm&wcl=30mm&sr=0mm
You can change to lbs / inches top left.
Enter your existing rim/tire details on the left. Go measure the fender, suspension, and wheelwell clearances and enter to the far left.
Great point - I don’t want to buy it only to find out I need a different tow vehicle! But Lou’s process is a solid one once I get it to make sure it’s all balanced.
I live in the same city, and trust me, nobody else doing a decent clip on the highway is running in 2wd if they have the option of 4wd.
Less grip and steering in 4wd! Someone should let the World Rally Cross know they’ve got it all wrong.
Ok, now you're getting into the dark arts of RV math that I still don't fully understand!
Brochure ("shipping") weight is 6013. Max cargo is 1587. Hitch weight is 690. Let's say we put in 1000lbs of cargo in the trailer, that makes it 7013lbs. 12% of which is 841. So we'd have sway...
Unit I'm interested in is 6000lbs unloaded, with cargo capacity of 1590lbs. I can't imagine what we add as cargo in the trailer that would be 1590lbs! Bikes I guess would add up.
Roofbox is just for winter (skis, snowboards etc), and there's 2 adults and 2 small children in the car. I'm...
Yakima Skybox 21 Carbonite. Yes, hatch opens fully with about 1/4" clearance!
Also, this box is the only one that allows you to use the roof crossbars at their furthest apart setting. If you get a Thule, you have to move the rear crossbar to the other position (about 10 inches closer to the...
I have a 2020 Platinum, with the HD Tow pack. The maximum towing capacity is rated as 9200lbs.
We're looking at buying a travel trailer, and the ones I've had my eye on top out at between 7500 and 8500lbs GVWR. Of course, that's the maximum the trailer axles are rated to carry with our cargo...
This is a moot point. As per the manual:
The locker disengages at city speeds, let alone highway speeds.
As for experience - up here we spend 6 months of the year driving on deep or packed snow and black ice. On the highway it's either in 4A+Normal or Snow mode, depending on whether it's...
In my experience, even the smart mechanics who end up working for dealerships, have their hand forced to void out-of-pocket warranty work whenever possible.
Still - I guess in almost any scenario I can imagine, I would have time to remove the catch-can before taking it in for any major warranty...
Is there a warranty concern installing this? If something else fails, and I take my Expy in for a warranty repair and they see the installed catch-can, is there a risk they'll claim it's a modification and deny warranty?
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