I don't think Duratracs come in 275/70/17. If you find some, let me know where cause I'd like to go with that size too.2010 Blizzard Pearl. Working on a lift and tires. Duratracs 275/70/17. Whats your opinion on that size? Would love your feedback.
Man, for $999? You should have bought the parts yourself and had them installed elsewhere. Definitely would have saved you some cash for other goodies. Looks nice though.
I've been lurking for a while. Finally got a 2012 SR5.
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Traded in my 2005 4runner and got 2013 4runner, could not resist the deal they offered me.
Here's a photo of my 5th gen with a loaded roof rack for some sweeeeeettt whitewater in Western Maryland
Ster, can I ask what you miss? That looks like the SI maybe?? We had an '08 Civic Hybrid and I was all for it. But after about a year I couldn't get rid of it fast enough. Things kept breaking and Honda kept finding excuses not to cover them. $700+ (not including install) power steering module, driver's window motor broken 3x!!, transmission glitches. Not to mention the fact that our Focus got nearly the same gas mileage and was far more fun on the road...plus leather, Sync, and a moonroof for LESS money. The Civic had uncomfortable seats, high levels of road noise and the IMA frequently just didn't hold enough charge to help get around town. Without it, that drops it to a very heavy 110 hp 4 cylinder. Used to drive an '88 Prelude and it will always be one of my all time favorite cars, but I don't think I'll be buying a Honda again anytime soon after that experience. Some of our family has the Pilot and I can't say I'm crazy about it either. Hope you're enjoying the new 4R! I doubt you'll miss the Civic for too long!!and this is what i got rid of.
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Ster, can I ask what you miss? That looks like the SI maybe?? We had an '08 Civic Hybrid and I was all for it. But after about a year I couldn't get rid of it fast enough. Things kept breaking and Honda kept finding excuses not to cover them. $700+ (not including install) power steering module, driver's window motor broken 3x!!, transmission glitches. Not to mention the fact that our Focus got nearly the same gas mileage and was far more fun on the road...plus leather, Sync, and a moonroof for LESS money. The Civic had uncomfortable seats, high levels of road noise and the IMA frequently just didn't hold enough charge to help get around town. Without it, that drops it to a very heavy 110 hp 4 cylinder. Used to drive an '88 Prelude and it will always be one of my all time favorite cars, but I don't think I'll be buying a Honda again anytime soon after that experience. Some of our family has the Pilot and I can't say I'm crazy about it either. Hope you're enjoying the new 4R! I doubt you'll miss the Civic for too long!!
Happy driving!
Toddy