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Yeah, I know it’s unAmerican, but I hate having any kind of decals on my cars, even pin striping. The very first thing I plan on doing once I take delivery is to get rid of those TREMOR decals.

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I‘ve been reading up on this in preparation for the delivery of my Tremor, and what reportedly seems to help is to pre-soften the decal first by draping a towel soaked with hot water over the decal for a minute or so, and then hitting it with a hair dryer after the decal has been “pre-softened.”...

I'm trying to envision a scenario where some nefarious criminal decides to get rich by randomly searching the web for a photo of a license plate mounted to the cheapest truck available today. Especially when that criminal can wander out on to the street and see thousands of license plates...

Yeah, I’ve received three emails (so far) showing that my ordered Tremor is “In Stock” and available for sale at my local dealer. I know it’s mine because they list the VIN in their email. The sad reality is that it supposedly is “In Production” down in Hermosillo, and has been that way for...

Well, they're built in Hermosillo, which is hotter than Phoenix on average, so I suspect the truck will do fine. Humans? Not so much.

Yeah, I’m one of those barbarians that takes my truck through a regular car wash (with brushes and everything) every few weeks. A ceramic coating would be completely wasted on me.

I believe the progress bar tells you how close you’re getting to the reported law enforcement vehicle. But more often than not, the vehicle has moved on by the time I drive through these “events.”

Does that divider rattle around, or did you build it to be tight in the slot?

Just south of Cameroon. :p

Exactly! And to those of you who will swear up and down that Brand X gas is better than Brand Y gas, I spent a good part of my youth working at a national brand gas station (which I will leave nameless), and we would sometimes get gas delivered from that brand's tanker trucks. Other times we'd...

Or, you could just take a glance at your gas gauge. :p

Yes, how you drive affects how much gas you're consuming. And that affects the "Miles to Empty" number.

Here's what I do almost every time I fill up my car: 1) Put the pump on full until it clicks off. 2) Then, put it on low and let it click off again. That way you don't overfill the tank, but you get a full tank every time.

Yep, my wife is a long-time company member (27 years now) at OSF. Coos Bay rocks!

Well, it could be a number of things: 1. Most likely: you didn't actually fill your tank as full on your "313" fill up versus your "400" fill up. Perhaps the flow rate was faster at the "313" gas station, and the nozzle clicked off earlier than it did at the "400" gas station. 2. You were...

Um... because you have less gas in the tank?

"Miles to empty" tells you how much gas you have remaining in your tank. Where you buy your gas has no effect on that number.

For nice hazy IPA, maybe. For any ”Lite” beer? Pff! Go rent yourself a U-Haul! :sneaky:

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