u/DeepTarget8436

Hey all!

On a business trip near Medford for a week. Work obligations are in the early morning, so I have full days free with a car and no real plan.

Open to scenic drives, day trips, cute towns, good food, light hiking - whatever’s worth it. Is Crater Lake doable solo in a day? Is Ashland worth a stop?

What would you do?

Any suggestions would be appreciated!!!

I started pickmin in March 2026 and I grinded pretty hard during the April event and got a lot of the shoes (klompen) decor Pikmin. Now that the event’s over and May has moved on to a new theme, I’m wondering if that was a waste.

Do these monthly event decor sets ever come back in a meaningful way, or should I have just stopped after completing the set? Is there any long-term value in having a lot of duplicates?

I am curious what’s the point of going more than 4 stages when the event pikmins we obtain will just take up the spaces (given that you already collected all kinds for that decor)?

Hey all

I got a fix-it ticket for not having a front license plate. The officer told me to install it and then go to a police station (or something like that?) to get it signed off, but I totally forgot the details.

I live in Carmel Valley- does anyone know the closest place to get this checked and signed? Can I just go to any police station, or does it have to be CHP?

Also, do they usually charge a fee for the sign-off?

Appreciate any help 🙏

Hey all, Hope you are doing great

I recently got a pretty long crack across my windshield (definitely not repairable), and I’m trying to figure out my options before I go through insurance or pay out of pocket

I saw a recent post where someone mentioned their dealership actually replaced their windshield with OEM while the car was in for recall service, which got me curious.

I currently have a recall service coming up, so I wanted to ask:

• Has anyone here had their windshield replaced (or partially covered) during a recall visit?
• Did you have to push for it, or did the dealership offer it?
• Was it tied to a specific recall (like defroster or battery-related), or just goodwill?
• Any tips on how to approach the dealership about this?

For context, mine is a leased Wrangler 4xe 2024, so I’m trying to avoid unnecessary out-of-pocket cost but also want to do it right (OEM vs aftermarket, etc.).

Not expecting anything free, but figured it’s worth asking before I go the insurance route.

Appreciate any experiences or tips!