Same in our Wrangler. 49 psi from the factory. Seems high 40s is normal for the shipping vehicles. The dealer SHOULD air them down during their inspection, but that doesn't always happen.
I went all the way down to 32 for the summer, and the ride is significantly better
Being dishonest doesn't seem like the best way to fight dishonesty. It literally accomplishes nothing, as we can see they just changed their rating with their own fake reviews.
All it does it hurt or confuse people that are trying to find actual feedback on a business.
Honestly anyone who leaves fake reviews for a business they've never dealt with personally is a clown.
I hope they write enough fake positive reviews to get their rating up to a 7/5.
Honestly it doesn't bother me. I personally won't pay above MSRP for a vehicle, but I don't vault the dealers for doing it. They're in business too make money, and if someone is willing to pay it then more power to them.
I've flipped sports tickets before and felt no guilt lol. This is no...
Too much paperwork for out of state leases apparently.
I was disappointed to hear this too, but he said since things vary greatly between states they feel they can't provide the best service to customers if they're dealing with many different sets of rules etc. At least that's what I took from...
This sounds like my own post. Talked wifey into ordering a Bronco for herself because I thought it'd be nicer than a Wrangler...a year later she was done with waiting so we grabbed her a 4xe from a local dealer.
Now I'm just holding out and the Bronco will be mine instead. 2 door here I come...
Tax rate should be based on where you will register it, but if you've already paid the tax in a different location you'd usually just show it was paid then, and you'd have to pay an difference (like if where you purchase charges 6% but your location charges 8%).
Not PA specific, but that's how...
They can pump out like 600-800 a day with no material delays. If everything had started on time and all parts were available they could have probably made double that 125k number in a full year
Crazy. I don't know much about leasing, but I'd definitely never heard any of that before. I would have never even considered not being able to lease a vehicle out of state.
Edit: after doing some reading this doesn't really seem to be that prevalent anymore. Outside of maybe some regional...