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@Steve Schwing thanks! Already tried that; same reset technique I used with indifferent results with my former RS & ST. Sometimes the TPMS in those would reset after driving above 35 MPH for 2 miles or more (what the manuals said would happen) sometimes it would reset before...
Damn! I just looked it up; and the search return said we (MI) have the highest auto insurance rates in the US. 🖕 that! Not to put too fine of a point on it.
And, when I started with the State in '77; one of the biggest selling points was "when you retire; your pension is state income tax...
My Premium GT came with the 20 x 9 wheels & 265/35/20 Goodyear all seasons. Factory recommended air pressure for those is 36 PSI. I currently have a set of SVE R355 wheels in 19 x 11 & 19 x 10; with 305/35/19 & 285/35/19 Nitto tires on them. Recommended pressures for those are 32 PSI. The TPMS...
I think they missed a real marketing opportunity in not emphasizing how great it will be after the Zombie Apocalypse. All that extra mass will be "killer" for boring a hole through the Undead! Just sayin.........................
"It turns out this Mustang was part of Ford’s official drag racing program back in the day. It famous, a car many enthusiasts had seen before. But it’s been hidden away for a long time, almost forgotten, a true diamond in the rough. "...
If you haven't visited the tirerack.com yet; you should. Their wheel/tire selection is great, and their wheel/tire fitment tools on "your vehicle" will give you a great visual cue how they'll look. Many of their tires feature both professional and owner reviews; further advising a good choice...
@MAT1955 ---good suggestion on keeping screen cleaning "supplies" in the car. The last few years (my former Focus RS and now the GT) I keep a lens cleaning cloth and bottle of lens solution (both made for plastic glasses lenses) in the car. Couple of spritzes and a few wipes and the screen is...
Can't say as I'm having any trouble turning stuff on/off or adjusting settings on the fly, but these "all on screen" controls aren't any better than knobs and buttons. They're just "different"; which isn't the same as "better".
PS: glossy screens + innumerable greasy finger prints = suck...