Recent content by AndyMac204

van doesnt really fit in the garage.

1.5 base.

109,000 km and zero issues other than a couple recalls. I'd drive it anywhere without worry.

could be snake oil. but since our warranty is done and im changing oil on my own, i've tried it the past 2 changes. guess we shall see. in-laws have several cars over 400,000 km that still run mint, although rotten from winters, and have always used it so i figured id try it out. long term test...

5 we carry a smittybilt rtt and a super hot blonde.

Recomended. duralube with every oil change.

They make some awesome colors these days. I chose oxford white because it hides the trail scratches pretty nicely. Prior suv was also white and black. Next vehicle will most likely be white and black again haha.

we went for a rip during a snowstorm last night. hopefully this is the last snow run this year. thats what we did to our bronco sport haha.

i never thought of using AI for planning trips. we just grab a map, or google map, point to a spot and figure it out. technology man .... wild stuff

just had a 97,000 km oil change done and they recommend a trans drain & refill, and plugs. going in for these items in the next couple weeks

Ours taps if it doesn't warm up enough in the winter. We get wicked awesome cold snaps here.

Very cold where we live, and moderate snow. Slippery Mode for slow travel on icy conditions for the streets (works amazing). Sport Mode with traction control off for kickin the tail out, drifting, launching. Sand Mode with traction control off for deep snow or fresh drifts. Sand Mode with...

killed the dragon? is this fake news or no? we have nothing but good things to say about this lil mill.

i second the Cooper Discover Road & Trail. Been solid so far this winter, we are at -30c right now.

Awesome. The BS really is a great lil snow machine. The K02s def help it to dig along. I usually kill traction control