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90K on the 1998 Bonneville
68K on the 2006 Equinox
35K on the 2007 Grand Prix - Lots of Highway miles
68K on the 2006 Equinox
35K on the 2007 Grand Prix - Lots of Highway miles
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DubCoffman62
Lazy Slob
My Ranger has been great, it's a great get-around-town vehicle, great gas mileage and all I've ever had to do to it is keep the oil changed, decarb the engine every 40,000 and change the timing belt at 100,000. Of course I had a few sets of brakes and shocks but that's it. The alternator died once but they don't last forever.iambrutus;1283955; said:
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NorthShoreBuck
True Madness Requires Significant Intelligence
Had just under 82K when I rolled my 2006 truck in some god forsaken mid western state.
Bought a dealer demo, 7000 miles. My commute is considerably shorter, this should be a slow build up of miles.
Bought a dealer demo, 7000 miles. My commute is considerably shorter, this should be a slow build up of miles.
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Nutriaitch
Retired Super Hero
DubCoffman62;1639623; said:
'99 Ranger only thing i've ever changed was the alternator (other than routine maintenance). 137,000 miles on it.
been through a few sets of tires though.
factory firestones sucked (got 17,000 miles out of them), replacements through the recall sucked (got 4,00 miles out of them), replacements from that recall also sucked (got 8,900 miles out of them), Michelins they gave me as part of THAT recall lasted about 85,000 miles. Currently running Pirelli ATXs. about 25,000 miles on them and still look new.
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Buckeye Buh Nim
Loving the Bucks since 1969
94 Blazer- 133k miles. Expect to add 5k miles this year (depending on job situation)
08 Focus- 21k miles. Expect to add 8k miles at most this year.
08 Focus- 21k miles. Expect to add 8k miles at most this year.
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