gs350noob

Waiting for Costco to get two of those in for my front tires. I've had them on the back for about 14K still lots of tread left hope to get 30K out of them.

Will be interesting to see how the car handles once it has 4 matching AS4's on. Current tires are Nexen's from previous owner. Not sure if these are trash or not.

AtlDrew

Traded in my 2016 GS for any SUV as I got pretty tired of getting in and out as i advance in age. I do miss my baby though. It hassles given my 6 years of worry free driving. It’s not an F-Sport, but had every option available. Anyone looking for a great car in the ATL area check it out a https://www.porscheatlantaperimeter....z1bl4ga000909/

jgscott

iTrader: (1)

Congrats on your new SUV. Did you buy a Porsche?

Looks like you had the rare 16 Lux, with a rare interior color also. That's a nice GS you had.

Longevite1

I got them from Costco too, in and out stock pretty often, my fronts still AS3+.
Something to note on the AS4: Side wall is thicker (ev comparable), the load rating is higher than AS3+, the edges kinda round, Asymmetrical tread pattern, and made in Mexico. For the rubber compound, they are the same as AS3+.

Longevite1

That's a beautiful, loaded Luxury GS350.

AtlDrew

Thanks, really could find no fault with this car. Feels like a loved one is gone.

AtlDrew

Thanks. Ended up with a Macan GTS

EAST

Wow triple beams! That is one clean GS. Congrats on the new car.

MX73

Seems like the go to upgrade. lol. I'm also looking at a Macan.

charley95

Bought a genuine new Lexus brand battery for $153 since my original one is 6 years old. I don't care what y'alls say,Battery Tenders work! I got 9 years out of an original one on my Corvette which I probably shouldn't have pushed.

bclexus

Generally, battery tenders do not extend the life of a battery, instead they are used to maintain a battery in a charged state or condition when the battery is in a vehicle which is seldom used.

Let's see now, $153 for a brand spanking new Lexus branded replacement battery with a 84 month (7 year) warranty that typically lasts at least 5-6 years - like your original battery did. That's about $2.13 a month or 7¢ a day or about 50¢ a week. So, for a little more than a nickel a day you think it is worth it to use a battery tender so you can brag about getting a couple extra years life out of a battery. Wow!

Think about that! a day!

PGA71

iTrader: (3)

Check you math. It's more like $22 a year rather than $2.
Just saying......

bclexus

I meant $2.13 a month based on 72 months (6 yrs). But I divided by 365 days to get the day amount instead of 30, so then the week amount was off as well.

Should be: $153 ÷ 72 months = $2.13 Mo ÷ 30 = 7¢ a day x 7 = 50¢ a week

Thanks! I'll edit my post.

jgscott

iTrader: (1)

He didn't say $2, he said inaccurately $2.13 to be precise .

PGA71

iTrader: (3)

Love the banter between you and @bclexus .