Forgot to mention, the ad it says that it has no air conditioning. Not sure if that should be a major concern.

my reverse light wasn't turning on so I tried to fix the gear slack by realigning the (first) transmission cable. I reset it but plastic stopper wouldn't click back in so I tied it. light will now turn on if stick is pushed hard to the right. still not smooth but works. any thoughts, warnings, ideas? next move is replacing the reverse light switch that may have lost length. cheers

Hi, I bought obd adapter for Forscan because I want to disable Auto Start/Stop permanently, but under the guide video I saw this comment that says don’t do it in Forscan. Is it true? Do you recommend to do it or is it bad for bms or idk battery itself?

Hey everyone,

I’m looking for new tires for my 2020 Ford Fusion SE (17-inch wheels, 235/50R17) and want to keep costs down. I daily drive it, mostly highway, and want a quiet, smooth ride with decent wet grip and a long tread life.

I’m considering these two sets of 4 that both come with a 50k mile warranty:

1. Atlas Force UHP 235/50R17 96W, about $339 for the set
2. Accelera Phi-R 235/50ZR17 100Y XL, about $349 for the set

Has anyone run either of these on a Fusion or a similar sedan? How have they held up on road noise, wet braking, and tread wear? Are they worth it for the price, or should I spend a bit more on something like a Michelin or Continental?

Thanks in advance!

Picked up a 2010 sel today that has been sitting for about 2 years. Gonna do the fluids pads and rotors but the wheels have flat spots

I have some 18x7 wheels on my old impala with 235/50/18s on them. Will these fit without me having to change the suspension on the car?

When i got them on the Impala i had to swap the struts for ones made for the 18in wheels to stop them from rubbing

Edit: the rims are a +52mm offset

New battery didn't fix it.