Every year my town and others around it, oil and stone a number of roads (generally a year after repaving), they claim it is better for the roads.
IMO it is dangerous to motorcycles, damages cars, and creates dust for months.
If this process is so good, why have i never seen it done in a city that has 100s of miles of roads that are expensive to replace, or on major highways that are also expensive to maintain?
I have a suite of apps I am creating install packages for. The suite consists of 2 MSI, a text config file that will not be used for the install but read by the application on launch and an RDP file that will go to the desktop
I can create intunewin files for all but the text file and rdp ballon to 1.5GB.
Is there a better way to manage this?
Im hovering around 150,000 miles on my 2022 3, and have at least one bad bushing in the front end. What aftermarket parts have you used, how many miles, and have you had any issues.