Are the tires on this particualr car all-season? Anyone have this vehicle?
You could take the covers off your light switches and/or outlets and see if the wires connected to the switch are copper or aluminum. I would check several in case someone patched in some different wire.
The other commenters are right. You should go around sampling various junctions (switchboxes, outlets/receptacles, junction boxes) and examine the stripped wire ends to identify whether the wiring is copper or aluminum. You should also be aware that your house may have *both* Cu and Al wiring; this can present unique hazards of its own (e.g. corroded Al-Cu connections which have been implicated in various house fires). If there are any areas of your house that were renovated and (re)wired during the '60s/'70s, you are more likely to have aluminum wiring there (due to copper price spikes similar to what we see today). Good luck in selling your house, and thank you for disclosing this information to the potential buyer.
i exploit in undemanding words Michelin tires and that is what I positioned on my Tiburon (also got here with Michelin tires). With alignment and tires i did not spend that a lot, $1200 is thanks to intense I spent about $800 for all and that blanketed some more effective paintings. you pick to bypass observing tire places. i'm getting mine at Tire Barn and there are different places it truly is nice. you are able to positioned any variety of tires on the vehicle you want.
All seasonyes. BUT I will tell you one thing they are not very good in snow. Rain.ok. I would recommend changing the stockers out in the winter and getting a dedicated tire. Otherwise they are fine for a casual all season tire. I had a 2004 GT. I have since sold it though
Beach Girl; Look for Uniroyals or Michelins for a good wearing tire, this is my opinion. I have my 3rd set of B.F. Goodrich on my Cobra Mustang, they're not bad, but all tires will wear out eventually. Hope this helps.
