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Where do you see that Japan has any import tariffs on US built vehicles? 2. The Detroit-based auto companies opposed Japan’s participation in the TPP negotiations because they say the Japanese auto market is closed to imports. Is that true? No. Japan has zero import duties on cars. There are...

What are you wanting to tow that has electric brakes? I think the CX-5 is only rated to tow 2k lbs, which is below the threshold.

Well, it's not really a Mazda.

Look up "Chicken Tax".

Not sure where I mentioned reliability, but since you brought it up. I've not had a single issue with our Tesla. That said, our Mazda was also flawless. Only 2 manufactures I've owned have had issues, but both were covered under the standard warranty. A Honda CR-V and Lexus ES. Both Honda and...

It was MY testimonial. At least it wasn't propaganda for a foreign country. :)

At this stage, unless you live in Idaho, you have enough options to not worry about it. We've had our Tesla for 18 months. In that time, we've taken a few trips that required charging at a supercharger. No more than 15 minutes was needed to get us up and running for another couple hundred miles...

How so?

You sound a little propagandist there. :unsure: EV's are really already at a point where most US homeowners could benefit from owning one. The ability to charge at home is really all that's needed for over 90% of their driving needs. Infrastructure is getting to a point where it's not as much...

Wow! I'm impressed you still have the Kia. You were on a roll for awhile. Just look what it shows under your avatar. What year was that Acura?

It's definitely the minority, which is why I questioned it. If you go to Costco, their pump reach either side easily.

Besides German's, which vehicles have the inlet on the passenger side in the US?

We love Buc-ees! We don't stop there for gas, but to use their restrooms and get some great food. I've never noticed their gas prices to be be much lower than a top tier station. We also utilize their nice dog area while stopped with our pup. It will be a perfect place to charge your EV, once...

Ok, thanks for confirming my suspicions. Take care! :ROFLMAO:

Bottom line, if you believe vehicles are being engineered to fail, you're a conspiracist.

Yeah, just like big pharma has suppressed a cure for cancer. :rolleyes: Conspiracists are everywhere!

The reset button, resets the pressure to what the tires are currently inflated to. Did you take note of the pressures when you hit the button? No need to press it after filling to OEM spec's. You should have been able to tell which one was low, using a pressure gauge.

Actually, WT has gone down hill over the past several years. I live 30 minutes from their warehouse, but stopped buying from them after our CX-5, due to quality concerns. Husky was a much better option for my Ranger, and LDCRS is great in our Tesla. WT is getting too diverse in their products...

Our issue with them was mainly noise related. Replaced them at about 18k miles with CC2's and were much happier. While the OEM's weren't horrible in the snow, the CC2's were an improvement. If you're happy, there's no need to worry about it. As they say, YMMV.

It's a good time to upgrade to Win 11 Pro!