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welp got to the office yesterday and when I came out I had a flat  so go inside and drag out the air compressor and fill it back up and sure enough like a 3 inch gash on the interior sidewall. im not even sure how it happened, I don't recall hitting anything or my idiot light coming on. I felt lazy so just called my roadside assistance and had it towed, figured I might as well put new rubber on it so picked up a set of firehawk indy 500s they seem to ride pretty well so far, we shall see when they wear in.
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Jun 5, 2019 12:11
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Getting a flat is part of the Fiesta ST life. Whoever thought 205/40 was good choice is a sick gently caress. Having said that, I have a Fiesta ST. Black. I like the car quite a bit, although it has already given me some issues. A/C blend door that I changed myself at 18k miles. Right now (21k miles) it is leaking fluid from the clutch master cylinder, into the through the firewall by the clutch pedal. That's next on the list of things to address for me.
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Jun 6, 2019 16:06
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If you bought it from a dealer, your warranty should cover that.
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Jun 6, 2019 19:24
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I ended up replacing all 4 tires. partycar is still awesome, but as i am currently unemployed will remain in working and unfucked condition until the point where i can gently caress with it i did redo the front brakes though. nothing fancy i just apparently eat brakes in this car or maybe the weird brake vectoring thing. *shrug* whatever front brake job took 20 min. back are still good.
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sneakyfrog posted:nothing big, just swapped the wheels for smaller ones so have a bit more sidewall for these lovely Michigan roads and swapped the tires for all seasons, as summer performance is just dumb up here cept 3 months a year
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