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LED type https://www.kstinger.com/license_plate_lamp_led_type_bulb_replacement-309.html

Can you share what the symptoms are? What is the warning on your dash? What does it say? Does it change the driving dynamics?

That's sucks... Potholes suck... I know the feeling

His front diff is open as well!! Sounds like there is more drag on one rear side that the other. If the drag is minor - it's really not much to worry about. After a quick highway drive - stop the car and touch (carefully) both left and right rear wheels. If they are noticeably different...

I think the best bet for winter is 4 x 225/45/18 on any rims that you like. Steel wheels are a great option for winter. Some people despise the look - to each their own.

I have steelies for winter they were difficult to source, but they fit fine - and clear the calipers with several mm's to spare. https://dtd2009.ca/us/851401-wheels.html

LOL No - just no. get a new service guy ASAP

OEM rotors and Centric pads from Rock Auto - Silky smooth still after 15k

Not required

It's 100% automatic. No programing required. Read the attached "description" for the details of how to learn new sensors.. Tldr: - just 2 steps 1. Install wheels with new sensor 2. Drive over 25 kph for ~20 minutes 'ish.

Durham Kia - same place I bought the car These are last year's prices, in Canadian dollars. - very cost effective in my opinion. $886 CAD ~ $678 USD at today's exchange rate -. And that's for rims, tires, installed and balanced, and free summer tire storage...

Is the golf are six-speed manual, or six-speed DCT?

Not just same type.... Same rims. I pounded them back round and re-balanced them both. Silky smooth again.

Just a word of caution.. I had 2 rims damaged by normal sized potholes with this setup. I think these steelies are pretty soft - which made straightening them fairly easy as well. I do not regret the purchase, and I would do it again, but they are not as strong as I expected them to be. Or...

What size tires are on your car now? 225 or 255 rears?

Rocking? Like the suspension is rocking front to back? Side to side? What do you mean by "rocking"

I think it was my 2nd or 3rd year on my previous car when I started having to re-grease the pivot bushings after winters... And then it become more and more frequent, and annoying. I tried various lubes and none were good enough in my opinion . Sil-Glyde[emoji2400] was probably the best I have...

Why Whiteline specifically? Price? (Valid reason). My understanding is Eibach are the only ones currently that come with greasable mounts with standard Zerk fittings. I've had polyurethane bushings on all my cars since forever, but the noises become intolerable after a few Toronto winters...

But the pressures listed are the COLD pressure. You are supposed to set these pressures when the tires are at ambient cold temperature.