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This past weekend was my first experience in the snow with these Kumho ASX's. They were fantastic in the snow. Better than the 92's.

Mine keeps going down and down. My wifey is using the car to commute to work since I have a company demonstrator now. I was averaging 24-25 mostly highway. That went down as soon as I put the Kumho ASX's on. Then she started driving it more. I took the car last night to the store and it's down to 21.5????

300 ma is alot of draw. The industry standard for maximum is only 33ma. The typical modern day car will hover around 10-15ma. That said, a fully charged battery with a standing voltage of 12.55 volts or more will last weeks, maybe months at 10 ma or less. An IOD of that much shouldn't be hard to find unless it was an intermittent condition.

Update on Kumo ASX's. I have nearly 1000 miles on them. It has been raining for a week here and they perform flawlessly in the rain. So far, very happy with the purchase. In short, if your not doing SCCA on weekends, this tire is a great choice.

Update: My wife states, " It takes off ramps really fast now". That is a good review considering I could repaint the car another color and she wouldn't notice!

First impression while mounting........thin sidewalls and no rim protector. The 225's are a must for rim coverage. They balanced nicely. I did not perform an alignment yet as to get a subjective opinion on their performance. I will start with my only bitch right now, they flat spot when the car sits and cools. Tire presure is set to 35 frt and rear. 1. Ride comfort is cushier on impacts, but the BS's were overall smoother. I think once tread wears down, they will be comparable. 2. Dry road grip is 100% better that the BS's......no squeal and I swear the car feels more neutral, less understeer is very noticible. You can enter corners much, much faster than before. Grip coming out of corners on full throttle GRIPS. 3. Straight line stability is top notch, gets better as speed increases. No shimmy at all once warmed up. You can feel more "road feel" with these tires. 4. Noise; They seem quieter than the BS's but it is a different type of tire noise....more of a "white" noise if you will. You don't get that "hollow" sound I had before. Rain and snow still have to be determined, but for $87.00 each including shipping, they are a great tire. I rate them an "8". If it weren't for the rumble while they are warming up, it would be a "9".

Excellent link, thank you!

Anybody try these 7440 and 7443 led's?? http://www.superbrightleds.com/cgi-bin/store/commerce.cgi?product=CAR&keywords=&cart_id=5233699.8550&next=50

I went the safe route and bought the Subie OE and the additive. I have seen some GM cars where the wrong type was mixed. What a mess that causes. There is this white/grey milky subatance everywhere and I swear you need some type of acid to get rid of it. Short story: That said Chevrolet mentioned above, I had to replace the radiator and ALL of the hoses to get the cooling system operational again. Be carefull what you put in there.!!!!

Thanks F1. I got some valuable info from your post. Please let us know how you like the 65 watt H7's, and the H3's.

This is a great sticky. Only if we can get some reviews on here. I am ready to purchase and am looking for recomendations.