Under hard driving conditions per the manual reduction gear oil should be changed not just inspected. Almost all off us fall under hard driving. Search around some people have gotten better range out of higher quality gear oil redline I think.
Since going with the OEM thermostat, my temp gauge has stayed pinned just below the middle of the gauge, even towing campers and heavy loads on hot days.
I’ve been running it in my 1992 Nissan D21 truck with over 200k for the past two oil changes and it’s gotten rid of a lifter tick it had for the past 20k miles. Runs a bit quieter too. Pretty good oil.
I added the fog lights and they do help in some situations. Mine would light up a wider angle than the headlights which helps on dark windy roads. One night I had a headlight go out and the other got super dim so being able to flip on the fog lights was a lifesaver and provided plenty of light to get home.
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My Nissan Leaf battery, which everyone on Reddit with an electric car they bought yesterday is very sure will die any minute, has yet to lose any of its range after 6 years and 50k miles.
I put a Gates kit on mine. I never see any problems with those.
I used valvoline cvt fluid and the trans lasted me 55k miles. Granted i dont drive that much so it was over 2 years but i did constant fluid changes with valvoline. Now i stick with oem nissan fluid. Maybe just maybe it’ll last a bit longer
You got majorly scammed. These are trash china westlake tires. They are poor braking, poor handling tires.
I absolutely despised Cooper Discoverer tires. I had two sets on my Frontier and they kept feathering. I had no issues with alignment, suspension or air pressure. I eventually switched to cheap Starfire Solaris HT and they were great. Tire issues gone
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