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Got all the normal 'aging' aches and pains. The part that seems to bother me the most is having way more yesterdays than I have tomorrow's.

Just bought a set for my wife's 2014 Ford focus for 16 inch rims. Size P215/55R16 XL < load rating They are 2025 Bridgestone blizzaks WS90. Not mounted and NEVER USED. Also have an older set mounted on Ford steel rims (2014) with tmps sensors. Asking $1000 for everything.

Finally pulled the plug. 2023 Nissan Frontier Pro-4x with 70km Minimal wear and tear, all the features I wanted plus way more for a reasonable price and no BS. very pleased, will pick it up Wednesday. Ok, we can close this thread now..... LMAO 🤣

Was running an errand yesterday and as I was driving I passed a used car lot with a very nice Ford ranger parked out front. Older one 2009-2011 ish no rust very clean it peaked my interest so when I got home I hoped on their website. I'm obviously out of touch, 16k. My interest diminished, this...

This is my thinking and why I'm considering a lease over owning. Drive it while under warranty and return it when the warranty runs out. For us vehicles are just to go to work and back and the occasional errands.

We recently looked at the Maverick. Was considering a lease as I wouldn't want to be stuck with one when the warranty expires. Interest rates were offensive, so we'll wait. It is a nice little vehicle, as stated by @mimico_polak the interior is lacking.

For me it's typically just fatigue, between work and property maintenance. By the time I have time to ride I'm exhausted.

This post seems to be getting complicated 😂

Personally I'm done with travel, seen many places and wish I could see more. If you have the means, interest, and opportunity go for it, typically it is money and time well spent.

My push mower runs for almost a complete tank of gas per use. I figure 1-3 hours if I'm really cleaning up the property. I get oil at cost so figure I'd give it a treat after 10 years of use.

I think this could be said for any city, town, village.

I just bought a pneumatic one, it was fantastic and a huge time saver. Having a large compressor helped. It was a vevor one from Amazon. Lawn mower and wife's car done, doing the tractor today. Not having to crawl on the ground as much and not dealing with a pan full of oil are two things I...

After countless resumes and many interviews, it turned out to be a waste of my time. I've been working part-time at a local company and they offered me a full time position. 6.5 minute commute, great discount on products and equipment that I use, decent people and just slightly less money than...

I've seen them keeping up with traffic at 80+ kms. Of course, no helmet, tank top & shorts and vaping,..

Yes, both my wife and I have been there. Now commutes around 15 minutes and we're both home much happier.

Agreed, meal time can be stressful when you're short on time. Our goal is just to try to make better food choices. Hard to have a good day/night without the proper fuel.

Everyone is different, we all have to figure out the best path(s) to move us forward. My biggest hurdle was getting over myself, getting my thought process corrected. I'm now in a much better place. The wife and I recently started a plan to prep our lunches to take to work. Healthy choices...

Trying to navigate life in today's world can be complicated. I've decided to make changes to help maintain my sanity. 1. Bought property. No more neighbors to deal with. 2. Reduced debt load. Cash is king. 3. Changed jobs. Slightly less pay, short commute and easier job. 4. Reduced spam. Cancel...

*Meh, he can always have another kid... *Sarcasm

I guess... Lol I'm Just teasing, I was actually curious as well.