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I’ve been using a Mitchell money clip wallet for about 15 years. It has worn very well and will probably last me 15 more. I carry it in my front pocket and I put a RFID blocking card in with my credit cards, etc. Highly recommended. https://mitchell-leather.com/collections/money-clip-wallets

My truck drives better after I wash it. I can’t explain that either.

Just plug a night light into the plug on the rear of the center console and ASS is defeated. The plug does not remain on after the truck is shut off, so there is no battery drain. I’ve been doing this for 6 years and it’s fool proof and the easiest possible solution.

So they passed this despite that the fact they believe it may only “potentially” reduce fuel and electric costs. Insane.

Keep it. You can’t predict the future.

Under-inflated tires is also a common cause of excessive wear the outsides, especially if you’ve also been out of alignment.

It does seem unusual that a tractor dealership would not have provided a bill of sale to you for the tractor. It seems they would need one for resale purposes. In any event, the absence of a bill of sale, combined with the other attempted large cash deposits in close proximity appears to be...

Can you lemon law a used vehicle?

I don’t know, the videos of cv axle and bearing noises dont sound like this. The comparable “noise” videos I could find are for vehicles with worn out bushings, such as motor mounts (apparently common in Tacomas), shock mounts, or even a radiator mount. I‘ll see If my local shop can chase it down.

I’m tuned and run 93 here in Georgia. Close to $5 a gallon currently.

Any thoughts on what this squeaking noise may be? I seem to notice it more at slower speeds and it seems to be from the right side. I don’t feel or notice any issues with drivability.

$1500’ish a year is way to much IMO, especially if you plan to keep the truck long term. Just put that much aside each year in an emergency fund account.

Sorry, but the new Forester is Ugly with a capital U.

My mom has a 2017 Camry hybrid, still on the original battery. It hasn’t had a single issue, is comfortable and drives great. She gets about 40mpg, but I think the new ones get over 50mpg. For me, it’s not even close, the Camry wins the practicality comparison in a landslide.

Guy doesn’t even have his hazards on. And, he’s worried about his safety, but he’s out walking around in the street making a video. The claimed situation seems suspect.

Probably not your best argument.

Or, replace the OEM springs. Seems like the 6112’s come with new springs?

It’s always possible the buyer knew it wasn’t an FX4 and didn’t care.

Nah, just let the guy enjoy his new truck. No need to rain on his parade.

As is. Buyer beware.