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I am because it often gets below freezing but rarely snows in the winter here. Michelin Pilot Sport All Seasons in 285/35R19 and 325/30R19 fit just fine.

My 1996 Toyota Mark II that I daily drove while living in Japan. It's now my project car.

The only human small enough for the back seat is my toddler. Otherwise that's where my work bag and lunch box go.

My parts bin car still gets compliments from time to time. I think the gorgeous eruption green color helps.

I daily my 6 speed as well. I paid to much to not enjoy it every day.

Based on my recent experience shipping a car from Japan to the US: It's impractically expensive, unless you're the kind of person who really needs your daily driver Bugatti with you. It's a major pain in the ass to prep for shipment and passing through customs. The shipping company will...

Change those tires asap! I "downgraded" to Pilot Sport all seasons and driving became much more enjoyable with way less tramlining.

I daily my Mach 1. Other than the low gas mileage it suits me just fine, but the smiles per gallon I get every day makes up for it.

Yeah, Pilot Sport A/S 4 285/35zr19 Fronts 325/30zr19 Rears Front will have a bit of stretch and the back will be a bit pudgier but you wouldn't notice if you weren't specifically comparing.

Finally pulled off the Cup 2s and replaced them with Pilot Sport A/S 4s. A necessity after seeing how cold the next weeks forecast is. The fitment difference is subtle. Rides nicer on the street.

Right? It was bugging me not knowing what number I would get the whole time waiting for my car. Felt like I won a small lottery when i finally saw it.

2022 Mach 1 6MT, Handling Package, Eruption Green Chassis # N5000 Clovis, NM My first V8 car and I am loving it!