If you charge at night may as well stick with 120 line and save big bucks
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What did you do to you Clarity today?
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If you charge at night may as well stick with 120 line and save big bucks
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Atul Thakkar
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In Canada we get 50% discount, so not worth iy
Klong
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Up graded tires to BFGoodrich - g-Force Sport COMP-2
Tinted windows (35%).
Looking at having chrome wrapped in black vinyl - mat finish over windows and gloss front and back. I am sure of covering the chrome around the windows, pretty sure I will cover the chrome on the back but I cannot decide on covering the front chrome piece(s). Thoughts?
Tinted windows (35%).
Looking at having chrome wrapped in black vinyl - mat finish over windows and gloss front and back. I am sure of covering the chrome around the windows, pretty sure I will cover the chrome on the back but I cannot decide on covering the front chrome piece(s). Thoughts?
Lucien Mcleod
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You should do it. I've seen some accords do that but obviously not the head turning clarity. Any pics of the tires?
Klong
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I ditched the “4%” better mileage all season tires for a set of grippy true summer tires. Made a world of difference in handling. The car used to plow a bit in the corners. Now it is much more responsive. Stops faster in both wet and dry - bonus!
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My experience with aftermarket grippy tires on my Volt is the difference in range is more like 10 or 15%. Noticeable. Let us know how much your range drops? I would expect 4 or 5 miles. However, my personal opinion is I would always trade for a grippier tire, better stopping distance and overall handling, but my wife drives the car and doesn't care.
Klong
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I have noticed a drop in the range of 5-8 km or 3-5 miles. Well worth the few extra pennies, especially when you consider your the deductible on your insurance. In the rain they handle and stop like all seasons on a sunny day. If you really nail the brakes - well they stop pretty quick. I also sold the OEM all season tires for $700, off setting the cost of $1100 (CDN) so net cost of $400 for better tires. I like to run Summer tires in the Summer and Winter tires in the Winter. That being said my wife opted for the BF Goodrich Comp 2 all season tires for her Civic this time. I was very impressed with these tires as well. Might consider them when it comes time to replace these tires.
