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When searching it looks like most of the hoses I can find are for lifted jeeps. I have a stock Wrangler and I'm fine with upgrading but I don't want a lot of extra hose.

I have a 2018.5 Wrangler unlimited with about 80,000 miles on it. I noticed a while back that it would pull to the right if breaking hard such as having to slow down on the interstate or breaking from any higher speeds. I took it to a local shop cuz I needed a u-joint replaced anyway and had them check it. They said they couldn't really see anything they greased the pins put everything back together and said if it continues they'll probably need to start replacing brake lines.

At first the problem seems solved but recently it got really bad. I took it to Monroe because they're usually pretty good about diagnosing anything and everything to see what they said. They replaced the brake pads and rotors and said they checked the lines and they seemed fine. It's still doing it only now the brakes are squeaking under heartbreaking. I took it back and asked them to re-grease the pads. They said they took it apart re-greased the pads and checked the brake lines and everything seemed fine.

We really wanted the SF-F2 Sprint demon from Walmart but they won't ship it to our house. We want something we can sprint on and do sled push/pulls and it seems to fit the bill as well as fits our budget. Are there any alternatives? I found one on Amazon but it doesn't have resistance and the ones on Alibaba go way over budget once you factor in shipping.

We really wanted the SF-F2 Sprint demon from Walmart but they won't ship it to our house. We want something we can sprint on and do sled push/pulls and it seems to fit the bill as well as fits our budget. Are there any alternatives? I found one on Amazon but it doesn't have resistance and the ones on Alibaba go way over budget once you factor in shipping.

We have a 2021 Nissan versa s v sedan and when you pull the fuel door open lever it does not open. You need someone else to pull it open when you pull the lever. I looked on Amazon and there are a few options but looking inside the door it does not look like they would fit.

We have a 2021 Nissan versa s v sedan and when you pull the fuel door open lever it does not open. You need someone else to pull it open when you pull the lever. I looked on Amazon and there are a few options but looking inside the door it does not look like they would fit.

We have a 2021 Nissan versa s v sedan and when you pull the fuel door open lever it does not open. You need someone else to pull it open when you pull the lever. I looked on Amazon and there are a few options but looking inside the door it does not look like they would fit.

Is there anywhere else to get one of these treadmills? My wife wants a treadmill under $1000. I want the resistance for sprint work and resisted backwards walks and my wife wants to walk/jog on the treadmill. We ordered one from Walmart and a day or two later got a notification that the order is canceled because they can't ship.to our address. It doesn't give us the option to ship it to the store. Does anyone else sell these or something similar for the same price?

We leased a 2021 Kia K5 which at the time was a good car for us. My wife changed jobs, started racking up miles so we ended up buying it at the end of the lease. Now we owe $9,000 on a Kia with 108,000 miles. My wife drives a lot for work and we also travel a lot for our sons sports.

My wife wants something that sits up a little higher, has more space and is more comfortable for our kids. The Outback seems to fit all of these and also gets about the same gas mileage as our Kia.

Is there anything else we should be looking at? We would probably get about $3,000 out of our Kia and would put about $5,000 down. My wife doesn't want a big payment so we would probably want to finance less than $20,000.

I have found lower mile 2020 outback limiteds within our budget, are they good cars?

We have a 2021 Kia K5 that we leased, and then had to buy off of lease because my wife's job changed and we ended up putting too many miles on it. We still owe a little over 9000 on the Kia. But it has $107,000 mi on it so I really want to trade it. We went to trade it in on a Subaru today that was listed at 31,000 and we were willing to put down five on top of what we could get out of her car. Her car looks for 14 they were going to give us 12'9 and at the end of all of the math it looked like we were going to be paying $34,000 after trade-in and $5,000 down. What's wrong with my math?

My daughter just got a 2021 Nissan versa with about 77,000 mi on it. The other day she went to start it and it said key not found wouldn't start. I checked it it appeared to be the battery we jumped it and it started fine. This morning it started fine we drove it to AutoZone they checked it and said the battery is good but it needs charged. It started fine again we drove it home and parked it. She went to start it a little while ago and it will not start again. Is this the alternator?