You could press the voice button and just say which one you want. It takes so long to get through all of the various inputs I've never used the M button, ever in any car I've had.
I doubt that apple will ever let the apps work over bluetooth only. Too power intensive. They want to force the phone to be plugged in to maintain the battery.
The problem with this is that it is going to dim the gauges and radio and would likely make it difficult to read them during the day. You can manually override the dimming on the radio display (if you have the 8 inch touch screen), but he already said he was lazy and that is going to be more...
Those are probably close enough that you won't run into any problems. If you want to adjust the speedo check out this thread: www.mustang6g.com/forums/showthread.php?t=67564
Also if you did want to go with a second set of rims, these were really helpful when I didn't have a garage.
www.tirerack.com/accessories/detail.jsp?ID=214
I prefer the winter performance tires because I live in the city and the streets get plowed and treated pretty quickly when there is a snowfall so my biggest issue is cold and wet pavement during the storms. But I am not giving up quite as much performance when I just have cold and dry pavement...
I doubt you'll find 17 inch wheels to fit. My winter rims on my Ecoboost Performance pack have VERY little clearance to the brake calipers. In fact one of the wheels has 2 rows of weights and the second row only clears the calipers by about 2 millimeters.
But there were TONS of options on...
Something definitely sounds off here. It shouldn't have let the car be restarted through all of that without the fob. Are you sure the fob wasn't on the floor or in the trunk or something?
I have the Ecoboost PP so I was able to go down to an 18 inch rim and got 235/50/18 Dunlops. Didn't check what 19 inch sizes they stocked them in.
255/50 is going to be really tall. 2 inches taller than your fronts. I would guess that's going to cause issues when you hit bumps and the...
If you drove your car on the PZero's and were ok, perhaps you should look at a Winter Performance tire, instead of a Snow and Ice tire. I'm in Milwaukee so we get all sorts too but mostly its just dealing with cold. I really like the Dunlop Winter Sport 3D and 4D. Had them on my Mazda 3...
This will tell you exactly how big of a difference it will be and how far off your speedo will be. Put in the size your car came with and these new sizes.
http://www.1010tires.com/Tools/Tire-Size-Calculator
If your car had a square setup and these are significantly different from each other in...
Sport mode affects throttle response, traction control, stability control and if you have an auto, shifting. None of the modes affect the engine in anyway.
I run winter performance tires instead of studless ice and snow. By far I'm dealing with cold and possibly wet as I live and work in the city so the snow, when it falls, never gets that deep before the plows come. I've had Dunlop Winter Sports on my last 2 cars and there is a set waiting to go...