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They did nothing for me but generate another phone call from one of their customer service reps. who ended up getting pissy with me because I asked him to actually try to do something rather than just brush me off with “It must be the dealer’s fault.”

This is, or at least mine is, strictly catching on the rubber seal when opening the door. Not the window rattling in the door. It’s almost as if the seal curls too far around the window at the top. I’ve tried the procedure for resetting the window a couple times and it’s made no difference...

Driver door on my 2 door does the same thing along the top seal. Have to hold my thumb against the door skin while pulling the handle to keep the door closed while the window drops, then pull the door open. Otherwise the glass shakes like a cartoon character getting bonked on the head.

Would you mind elaborating on this? I’ve heard the snow to snow traction concept from a number of sources, some more reliable than others, but never directly from someone actually engineering winter tires. A couple videos mentioning the concept: Good snow tires use multiple strategies for...

Mud tire with an all weather compound, a siping tool, and a couple cases of work lube.😆

I’ve heard one of the ways snow tires create traction is by holding snow in certain parts of the tread. Snow sticks to snow. It’s the tight siping of individual tread block that performs that function.

Ordered. Thanks for the heads-up!

Cool story. Where do they get their water from?

It’s amazing how much Boston sucks out of the rest of the state.

I loved Western Massachusetts… except for the fact that it was in Massachusetts.;)

Add another one to the list. Started getting the rumble this week when we started getting cold nights. Clutch pushed in, rumble stops, let it out it starts up again. Continues to make the noise in gear and moving. Just over 1000 miles.

You can always fit the most bodies in a hatch back by putting the rear seats down and stacking them like cordwood. If memory serves we got upwards of a dozen in the back of a GMC Jimmy when I was in high school.

I wonder if there’s a holding lot somewhere that has been packed in a way that it’s first in, last out and they keep getting topped off to where they haven’t been able to get it emptied. Could make some sort of sense with the timing of the potential strike and the rail companies trying to clear...

Mine has not had that problem. September ‘22 build.

When you say “Soft” is it just settling down a touch and taking Less effort to hold or is it continuing to drift down to the floor?

I see what you did there with that line… Apologies for the ribbing. I thought between the Cheto grill and being from Jersey you’d get the humor.

Reminds me of what an Army mechanic told me they’d do with the motor pool vehicles, only they never changed the oil, just topped it off as necessary. The theory supposedly was that the metal particles in the oil that were small enough to pass through the filter would wear or deform and work like...

The Feds are wrong too! They just grouped southern Jersey in because they didn't want to split the state. I'll give you Mid Atlantic at best if you're north of I-70. :LOL: :ROFLMAO::p

Every time I try to save some money and get a snow tire other than Hakkapeliittas, I end up kicking myself. I'm sure there's something near as good out there, but I've yet to find it.

My sticker was applied perfectly. Wish I could say the same about the majority of trim and seals on the rest of the vehicle.:(