What have you done to your ride lately?

[AlienXtx]

So you basically just wasted a shit ton of money and time

 

[tx_shooter]

Oil sat in the rig for over a year. Better than ignoring it and letting it sit for 3 or 4 years.

 

[AlienXtx]

Better to drive your shit more often or at least start it and let it get to operating temp and run for at least 30 min. Only real issue with oil sitting is humidity and doing that takes care of it. Been Sipping kool-aid

 

[MatthewMay1]

Waste of money? Maybe. But it was less than $300 to service all the vehicles and I don’t like to go over a year between changes because then I’ll lose track and one year will turn into 5 years

 

[CowboyTaco]

Some scientist dude on "that other forum" did an analysis on his vehicle that sat for over a year due to covid travel restrictions. Oil sample back from blackstone showed that the oil was perfectly good. No degradation due to time. His conclusion was that the mileage on it was really the only thing to take into consideration for changing.

 

[PSU Taco85]

Time has little to do with it, other than being a waste of time to change if under the recommended mileage.

 

[MatthewMay1]

Some scientist dude on "that other forum" did an analysis on his vehicle that sat for over a year due to covid travel restrictions. Oil sample back from blackstone showed that the oil was perfectly good. No degradation due to time. His conclusion was that the mileage on it was really the only thing to take into consideration for changing.

I have heard this before. Still, it’s not expensive to change it and if I ever sell I want to be able to show regular oil changes.

 

[AlienXtx]

Being regularly used is more important then dropping oil once a year. 'Oh look there's oil leaks from all the dry seals, but at least it's fresh?'

 

[Silverback]

Gonna be tire ahopping for the F250. Got a nail in a front shoulder and it’s loosing air. Most tires are at or almost at the wear bars. Looking to go a little bigger in size. But damn tires are spendy.

 

[MatthewMay1]

Being regularly used is more important then dropping oil once a year. 'Oh look there's oil leaks from all the dry seals, but at least it's fresh?'

Nothing leaks

 

[Silverback]

Welp... that hurt. 4 BFG KO2's in 295/65-20... basically a 35x11.5. Got an appointment to get them installed on Friday.

edit: 65 not 75

 

[Anathollo]

Welp... that hurt. 4 BFG KO2's in 295/75-20... basically a 35x11.5. Got an appointment to get them installed on Friday.

Yeah I bet!

 

[Silverback]

$2115... without buying the certs! That was another $88 per tire.

 

[tx_shooter]

$2115... without buying the certs! That was another $88 per tire.

Brandon says stop yer bitchin. Embrace the new American't.

 

[Silverback]

I'd like to embrace Brandons throat.

 

[AlienXtx]

Welp... that hurt. 4 BFG KO2's in 295/65-20... basically a 35x11.5. Got an appointment to get them installed on Friday.

edit: 65 not 75

Not gonna rub?

Nothing leaks

Yet

 

[Silverback]

Not gonna rub?

Not supposed to. We shall see.

 

[PSU Taco85]

Welp... that hurt. 4 BFG KO2's in 295/65-20... basically a 35x11.5. Got an appointment to get them installed on Friday.

edit: 65 not 75

thankful car tires are cheaper than truck tires. The price for four new rubbers for my accord wasn’t too bad, this included mount/balance and disposal of old ones.

 

[AlienXtx]

Not supposed to. We shall see.

I know the 2020+ sit lower then my 2017 did stock, curious to see how they fit.

 

[Silverback]

I did a search on some Superduty forums and nobody had issues with 35's with stock suspension.