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I saw this other thread... I have 295/35 20 on 11" in the rear... Michelin PS AS4 seems to be the only all season that size.

I think I have seen a few members with that size. If not lowered you will probably be ok. Hopefully they will see this and chime in.

Glad you are feeling much safer on the road and keeping the car. I imagine some are happy to get the track capable tires on a track capable car, though a choice at purchase (much like corvette) would probably be appreciated by many more.

That I can't say for sure... the OEM tires I have on one car are all 4 the same. The ones I was looking at for another car with a lower treadwear rating on the rear, I actually had the same concern. I think for this type of question, consulting the manufacturer may be in order.

I hear it if I open the door with the car running.

I have the Pilot Sport all season 4 as well... great tire, also use the DWS06 on the S550. Both are great, probably prefer the Michelin, but the DWS06 is cheaper and a bit higher mileage rated (though not available in you size). The latest Pzero all season ranks well at tire rack, but no...

Do you have any favorites set on those pages? I think they don't show if they don't contain any favs.

Yep, and it had a spool, and you definitely didn't drive it to the track!

You could replace the antenna with a shorter one...

Yep, track mode is the shiznit!

If you didn't disconnect battery cables and the battery hasn't gone dead, you will lose nothing.

It involves a combination of stepping on brake pedal and switching ignition off and on. You will also need a TPMS learn tool. However, many here have found that they pick up on their own... though I can't confirm that. Did you change wheels?

Or perhaps an OTA update fixed it?

GM does it... they recommend a "tablet" type at coolant change.

Yep... I let idle down, it really hammers the (A10) trans engagement at high idle.

I started chasing another issue on my phone... turning off battery saving features for affected apps seems to help... worth a try.

Press and release the button to switch traction control off. The stability control system remains fully active, to switch it off, press and hold the button for a few seconds, then release.

Many other updates will not change the sync version, so you can't use the version number as evidence of an OTA update

Probably accurate for their target mileage... though I think they use a higher target mileage (7,000?). Also based on time as well. If you change oil and reset the monitor then drive the 7,000 (or?) straight, you will get the prompt to change it. If you change it and reset, then park it for a...

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