billski
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It's a DIY option on the audi and toyota. check your manual. cost = your time.
you might even be able to reset it to zero (no sensor) - call the dealer service.
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My New (to me) Ski Car
- Thread starter jaywbigred
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It's a DIY option on the audi and toyota. check your manual. cost = your time.
you might even be able to reset it to zero (no sensor) - call the dealer service.
campgottagopee
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Put a piece of electrical tape over the little orange light---duh
hammer
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My pop-up camper is just over 1900 lb completely empty...so 2000 won't do it.
There are a number of crossovers that have 3500-5000 lb tow capacities if tow packages are installed. My Highlander is rated for 3500 lb and handles the pop-up OK. I may be looking at towing something bigger in the future...so I would want a minimum tow capacity of 5000 lb. Some but not all crossovers can do that, but most truck-based SUVs can handle at least that much.
RootDKJ
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rocojerry
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Most pathfinders I think are within the 3500-5000 towing capacity range, but depends on year and transmission type.....
rocojerry
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Someday, I'll replace my Pathy with one like yours or a 4Runner.... curious about your 4Runner test drives, if you don't mind sending along a PM.
Hawkshot99
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You cant take one rim and tire off your vehicle and swap it with a different one? 20 minutes tops, and that is with no power tools.
My ABS sensors went out on my truck and Chevy wanted about $900 in parts to fix them, not counting labor. I just push the ignore button on my dash every time I get in.
severine
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That's it. I'm sticking with my older, not-as-sophisticated cars. Just bought a set of all-seasons (which were more expensive than snows would have been) and that only ran me about $350ish with shipping + tax. Granted, I didn't buy wheels, too, but still... yikes!
SKIQUATTRO
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just put 17's (chevy rims) with snows on $885 (no tmps sensors) from import tire/wheel in glastonbury...my stock summer/spring/fall tires/rims are 20's
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