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If you have the motorhome to look at, look at the sidewall of a tire to see numbers like :215/75/16 LT or similar - that is the size tire for it

If you have the motorhome to look at, look at the sidewall of a tire to see numbers like :215/75/16 LT or similar - that is the size tire for it

Sounds like a Trix cereal commercial - "trix are for kids" with the trix rabbit

consult with some tire store for the expert knowledge they "should" have, and maybe even contact some of the tire manufacturers concerning the noise issue

If the alternator is overcharging, the battery will literally be cooked in a short time; no idea what the other stuff is you are referring to

Try to get as much of the maintenance history as possible; this will give you at least something to go on

Try to get as much of the maintenance history as possible; this will give you at least something to go on

It may be just a "phony" alarm, especially if there is no remote (how did the previous owner set it w/o the remote ??); look under the dash to see where the wire(s) go to and just disconnect them

Don't know what State you are in, but in Calif there are sample tests on the DMV website to help you - www.dmv.ca.gov

Your best places to look are www.autotrader.com or your local "mom& pop" small car dealers; avoid Craglist as there are too many problem on there

Look at the sidewall of the tire - there are the size #'s the tire guy wants - it will look like "215/75/R15" or similar

Personally, I would never purchase a new vehicle - the second that even one tire leaves the dealers lot, the vehicle has lost value. Also, the Mustang is a "pretend" muscle car - those have not been produced since late 60's/early 70's

Do yourself a great big favor and do some "homework" before even stepping into onto the dealers lot - go online to www.edmunds.com; they have the prices for what the dealer pays, options, etc; this will give you the "ammo" needed to deal with the dealer and not get taken ;]

Defensive course is an advanced, optional training for those who want to know how to operate their motor vehicle in a safer manner, especially in toddy's world of poor driving training to begin with; they teach techniques that you do not learn in the basic drivers training

Look online for a Shop Manual for your bike; it will have information on all aspects of maintenance

Call the trans shop that did the replacement and get their advice; you may just want to take ti over to them, but best if it is towed so it can get there before it breaks down again; it is under warranty, right ??

If the wheel is a factory wheel and not aftermarket, there are websites that sell used wheel center caps, along with hubcaps. Look online for "used hubcap sellers"

It is known as "taking liberties" and is done all the time in movies & TV; they make fictitious names for places and people

Do a Google search; there is info there

The wheels are manufactured by Enkei, as are about 99 % of the so called "factory" wheels; so called because the car companies don't make the wheels, they purchase them from Enkei...look at the front for the Enkei sponsor decal. The thing is that Enkei makes the wheels, the wheel companies sell...