Bought new tires at Costco last week.
They will be installed on Thursday.
Got a new car stereo today with HD radio and BlueTooth. Stereo is ridiculously complicated and will
take some getting used to. I could not
even figure out the power button without having to look at the manual.
The tires were a safety must-have.
My car is rear-wheel drive and tends to spin out on slippery wet
pavement. I have no intention of driving
it in the snow—especially since my apartment driveway would be the worst piece
of road around when it came to driving uphill around two sharp shaded
corners. That is okay. It does not snow here that much and I don’t
have to be somewhere else everyday.
This was the first time I bought a car stereo in 34 years. Mostly I just want to listen to the radio and
I was having some static/distortion problems with my factory setup. Much like many other digital devices, the
in-dash radio units (“heads”) are incredibly inexpensive. Speakers and labor was 80% of the cost. As soon as I figure out how to use the stereo
and get it setup in a way that works for me, I am sure I will like it a
lot. It will be more radio and also USB
drives loaded with music. I will surely
listen to many more 12-step speakers while driving around via my smart phone
storage or an mp3 player.
I am grateful to able to maintain my car in good running order and for
modern audio devices with digital smarts.
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