u/MrSteve8261

The AC in my 2020 Trail Boss recently went out and about a month ago I had to replace the entire system at AAA Repair for about $4,000 USD. I am in Arizona where the temperature is in the triple digits right now. I went to pick-up my grandson about three hours away this past Monday and the AC worked great. About an hour into my drive back, the AC air flow went from the max of a 10 to a one, but was still (barely) blowing cold air. We stopped for about an hour to find some air conditioning then returned to the truck to find water dripping from the area below the dashboard area (outside) into a puddle on the ground. We started the truck and the AC air blew back to normal for the remainder of our drive. I was told by the repair facility the moisture dripping from the truck was due to the hot air (110 F degrees) and high humidity during my drive. My internet research said it was ice build-up inside the evaporator core that blocked the air-flow but the mechanic I visited with said that is not at all possible. Do any of you have some insight? I do not want this to happen again. Thank you all!

I found a nail in my rear tire between the thick treads, pulled it out, then screwed in one of those silicone coated screws nice and deep (1mm below the tire surface). Is this a sustainable fix or should I get a new tire?

2022 Rally Sport with a Quadlock iPhone mount, currently mounted on the small crossbar right about the bike’s display. Had to use a mountain bike tube under the mount but it slips as it vibrates.

What are you all using to mount your iPhones? I’d love to keep my Quadlock as I have a mount in my truck as well.