jkeaton

Take it back to the dealer and ask them if you can't figure it out.

Unless you drive 300 miles a day, I'd say you don't have to put gas in it every day. 1000 deductible is less than the repair cost, no? I'm about to say "nah, nah, nah, I can't hear you anymore" cause your complaining just to be heard complaining.

Search the forum for big brake upgrade. You will need at least 17" wheels to clear the calipers.

Aaaannndd.....here comes another meme.

I don't find mine loud at all. I own 5 vehicles and have not noticed any discernible differences when driving in the same conditions between cars. If you find that up I think something is wrong, schedule a dealer visit and have a service adviser ride along with you so you can point it out. Welcome to the forum.

It's all related. Get it fixed.

Fuse......why is this a question?

I usually learn the first time.

Happens on Amazon a lot. People leave bad ratings because something didn't come with batteries when the description clearly states no batteries are included

The car will not lock with the remote inside. It's idiot proof on that respect.

Yes it has a battery. Welcome to the forum.

Did you ever contact insurance?

I thought they were rims, since we are all going to use incorrect terminology.

On our 09 it was the actuator. Replaced under warranty.

That's "psych".....but thanks for trying...

lol...no worries....us yanks are funny like that sometimes.

Original size wheels are 17". The correct term is wheels, not rims.

Heres a pic with the Nokya Hyper Yellow PSX24W Fog Light

Do some searching.... there is thread after thread after thread discussing this subject.

Welcome aboard!

It's in a thread on here somewhere. You gotta search yourself.

First time we had it in for this, they just greased the hell out of the stabilizer bar bushings and said it was fixed. This lasted about a week then it started again. I wrote about this in another thread, but I printed out the TSB and had it with me when we took it back in, I showed it to my service adviser, who promptly informed me "we have access to all these TSB's"....needless to say, this time they replaced the parts. I'm sure their first line of defense is to "mask" the issue and "hope" it fixes it before resorting to replacing parts at their cost. I'm onto them, so I know the game...I don't mind playing....it's kinda like bartering at a fleamarket....HA!!!

Winterchill Journey??? WTH is a Winterchill Journey?

Cost of new front struts and isolators, plus labor. Figure at least $600-700. Will vary depending on location.

That's what warranties are for.