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Ya, I was thinking that just before I sent it ;-)

Any “thin” plastic you use to protect your nuts will get destroyed during the 150lb torquing.

I’d be willing to bet your service advisor isn’t familiar with your car/tires. You did the right thing asking about this! I can’t help but wonder how many have replaced these very expensive tires way prematurely.

So let me get this straight. Your first thread (1 1/2 years ago) was asking what to look for when buying a GT350. You mentioned a ‘19 with 4K miles and cooked tires. The following month you picked up the car you are talking about here. Man OP bad luck has followed you for sure. I’d take...

Always keep your stock wheels on a car like this.

Hahaha Although I know your joking, we’ve all seen things that make our head hurt.

The most important question is how do they perform? How‘s the tramlining?

Different states as well as companies are very different. California is stupid high as well. You guys need to list your exact coverages to “compare”. I’m moving from California to Wyoming and my premiums will be half with the same coverages. I sold my GT350 a month or so before my Hagerty...

Well then, I stand corrected. Thought all states only had seven.

Dude, where have you been? Bruce Jenner!

First thing I’d do is eliminate anything over seven characters.

We’ll take your word for it. Hahahaha

Just plugged in my information for my ‘19. Within a few dollars of what my local Ford dealership offered.

Haven’t been in jail for that yet. I really appreciate the stock gearing. Pussycat around town and a monster on the open road/track. Plenty of crashes around here with stronger down low muscle cars. I like you have to work at it to get in trouble.

Six months? Ya, your battery is done.

I was in the wheel repair business for 15 years, retired last June. I‘ve never heard or seen a wheel crack without an impact, you’d be the first. I guess anything is possible but that seems very unlikely. Has anyone else driven your car? The Mrs and I were headed over to a friends house the...

Thanks for that Charlie…. I also did the “keep the car“ thing. Policy was cheaper than what I had prior. Keep in mind I’ve been with Allstate for almost 50 years. I get a lot of discounts a new policy holder won’t get.

Not an issue with my policy. Hagerty gave me an agreed 80K payout if my ‘19 GT350 is totaled. Now that I think about it, not quite sure what that means, stupid on my part. Can they use 75K to repair and save 5K in the process? Someone else can chime in here. Obviously traditional insurance...

I haven’t been out there in a bit so I don’t know exactly. Sounds like on the same grounds though.