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Sounds right to me these days. If you need a good shop, I go to Alexander’s Auto Repair on Thomas and 32nd St.

It's beyond a seller's market everywhere.

I am amazed that little thing can fill that big tank, does it run a long time?

If I had to take my car somewhere for an oil change, I'd take it to Walmart long before Jiffy Lube.

The waste is owning that car. Sell it

I'd rather buy the Aisin kit, probably more turnover. Not too many people buy OEM parts for old cars so something like a timing belt is probably dusty and old sitting on the shelf for years. All just my opinion though.

Not sure if they sell the Kumhos in Walmarts here, when I got mine I bought them on Walmart.com and had them delivered to my house, then made an appointment and had them install them. Walmart.com and Walmart stores are almost 2 separate things.

Walmart has the Kumhos Link

I had that with my '96 Chevy pickup. Had a bad connection at the fuel pump relay

Who, me? Never 🤣

Apparently it’s neat his eBay special Accord is a BRZ killer. It had a lot more pimp-mobile mods.

For a car like that, I'd drive a few hours. When I was in college I went to go look at a Corolla a couple hours away. Photographed really well. Showed up and looked at it for maybe 60 seconds before walking away, it was a real pile.

They do with my previous Camry that my brother owns now, and his Jeep too.

I'd be finding a new job. I'm not even kidding.

Provide a spare battery to the next owner

About 1/2 mpg optimistic in the Genesis

Figured I'd update this thread so the solution is searchable. The new oil pump fixed the P06DD code.

Tire plug is still fine, as I posted in post #16. However, I got 2 more nails but in the LR tire. So glad I didn’t buy a new tire each time this happens. I would have let Discount Tire do this one, as the leaky nail was in the center. But it also had a tiny nail on the shoulder that didn’t...