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The only thing I salvaged from the QX were the brand new tires Yokohama Geolanders 245/70/16 one week old..
Anyone looking for new tires or know where I can sell these babies? Bought them from the tirerack.
tidester, host
1. Will Infiniti void the warranty on these components?
2. If I extend the oil change interval from 3750 to 5000 miles will that void the warranty?
Thanks for any info.
Gary
Gary
However http://www.vulcantire.com/chainfaq.htm#A5
says "...it is strongly reconnended by Vulcan tire sales that you apply tire chains to all four wheels no matter what your vehicle's drive configuration to offer the best traction and maintain the vehicle's normal handling properties."
Never used tire chains before. I tend to stick to QX4 owner's manual. But without knowing more details I think all four wheels with chains should have better traction correct?
Thanks to any reply in advance.
With the tires we have and 4 wheel drive, you shouldn't need them...
Haven't been in the situation like this but I need to prepare for skiing in Tahoe area.
My son goes there weekends skiing with his 2002 Pathfinder SE...No chains...
Last year I went to Reno the first time in winter, and didn't see those "chain required" sign.
Did you mean even with the signs showing up they still let you pass with no chains? According to online info there are 3 or 4 different signs depending on how severe the snow is. Some sign requires chains on, no matter what car, 2WD or 4WD...
Already shopped for a Class S chain but haven't got one. Hope things are like what you said and let us 4WD with M&S tires pass with no chains.
Gary
I just played them while I was listening to CDs, and found if I press and hold the arrow buttons more than 1.5 second or so, it will go to the previous or next CD (depending on which arrow button I pressed) and start to play. The owner's manual only talks about "press and hold less than 1.5 second" that will skip to the next track. It talks about "more than 1.5 second" but only on tape play, not on CD play.
I used to think to change to another CD I have to press the "1, 2, 3..." buttons on the center console.
Now I love this truck a little further more.
1. $21K - 48K miles, 4WD, additional 36K miles extended warranty +$1,000
2. $26K - 28K miles, 4WD, navigation sys, extended warranty +$1,600
I like the exterior color of #2 better and I think I can use the nav. Both are from good dealers, and the cars have gone thru 151 pts inspections (or so they said). Which one do you think is a better deal, and should I take the ext. warranty?
Thanks for any advice...
I'd not buy extended warranty on Japanese big three: Honda/Acura, Nissan/Infiniti and Toyota/Lexus. Other cars I don't know.
http://www.new.edmunds.com/used/2001/infiniti/qx4/100001313/stand- ardwarranties.html?tid=edmunds.u.prices.leftsidenav..11.Infiniti*
One the road back down Reno, there were quite a few cars slipped to the side of road and most couldn't get out by themselves no matter what.
Everyone was at stop-and-go speed. At one point I wanted to see what 2WD would do. As soon as I switched to 2WD, the front wheel started slipping to right side of road. Back to 4Lo and back to road. Another time the car slipped to road side again at 4Hi, and I turned to 4Lo and back to road again. That was all I slipped. Along the road I saw some Jeeps and trucks stuck...
That was my first time in such a nasty weather/snow. My one conclusion is that 4WD is a strong advantage; very slow speed, no abrupt operation are keys to safety.
Thanks
Tony
I have the Michelin LTX M/S tires, were they the factory stock at that time, caused these look very new. Do these give a smoother ride than most others available.
I would definately look into an extended warranty if buying one used and if you might go over the standard. Mine's had a number of problems (warped rotors, CD player replaced twice, all four door seals replaced, front roof rack assembly replaced)and I'm at less that 20K miles/20 months. Although Japanese vehicles are usually extremely reliable (not this one), repairs and parts are VERY expensive.
Oh, and I have a recurring problem with the auto headlights - they can't "see" that the sun's up in the winter! I have to turn the lights off manually so I can see the display
Few problems, driver seat keeps moving slightly when turning the vehicle, and the check engine light comes on a lot of times after feeling the gas tank. I had the motor for the driver seat replaced twice by the dealer and the dealer also checked the check engine light 3 times.
Your check engine light might be coming on because you do not tighten down the gas cap..Or if you leave cap off, will come on also...Just make sure it's on tight...Problem solved...
See above comments...
Thanks, again.
Also what's this about getting an update for the rear spring bump stops. Since I'm just about where you are in mileage is there a problem I need to correct?
I have yet to rotate my tires...
I run 34 psi in each...
Don't really know snow handling with these...
Regarding the Spring stops...Go back to message page 89...Beginning of discussion of TSB...Had them installed, some notice in backroading...
My service engine light went out for 4-hours and came back on. I think my gas cap has a problem. Other cars make vacumne air loss noise whenever you open the gas cap, but mine does not.
Driver seat moves left to right every time when I make a turn, looks like the motor is about to go out again. I'm only 168, so weight is not the issue. I will look at the problem this weekend.
Besides that everything is ok. The Xenon lights really work well.
-- Will it have 3rd row seating
-- Big V8
http://www.infinitihelp.com/Nissan/Models/2005/Pathfinder/Descrip- - tion.htm
Smaller than the Armada and it's mate, the QX56...Which makes me think that Infiniti might bring back the QX4 with an upgrade model comperable...
1) I noticed my front passenger side window glass moves side way a bit more than it should be when I open or close it. I can wiggle it side way too with my hands. Driver side does not do that. Will have dealer check it.
2) One rainy day at a straight traffic light start, in 2WD mode, the tires slipped for a fraction of a second then it went ahead. I only press the gas the normal way. Wonder if in AWD mode it would prevent that. My tires only got 18K miles so still new to me. I'd guess at corner start it'd be worse...
So far I love this SUV except I wish the overall noise level could be lower.
Any comments re your replacement tires? Any recommendations? Has anyone installed 255's or 275's? Any issues?
Thank you ...
Michelin LTX M/S
RHSonnyBoy -- on your tire question, the Michelins are excellent in the snow.
I'd check what a good brake shop would charge first...
Intake service...What putting in a new air filter?
I have a 2001 QX4 with 17 inch rims. I'm looking to replace my 245x65 tires like others. I've decided to go with Michelin Cross Terrains and looking at either 255x60 or 265x65. Any body know the width of 17 inch rims?
Thx
Also note that your speedometer will be off as they are different circumferances...See http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html
thanks!
how?