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Mine does the same. Once you get closer, the mileage drops to zero (no idea why), but the animation of when to turn gets shorter and shorter.

I used Vroom twice, both on the same car. Purchased it through Vroom in Fall of 19, and sold it back to Vroom in Oct 21 (for 5k over what I originally paid). I would never go through the process of buying through Vroom again. Was just a complete PIA and took over a month to get everything worked...

Yes I've always done it myself. You can use a spray can, but its much easier IMO to get a gallon of fluid film (or comparable product), and a spray gun (air compressor). Makes it very easy to get good coverage underneath. You can certainly use the cans, but it would just take longer. There's...

I've never heard of any good coming from undercoating sealants post-manufacturer. It locks in any moisture that happens to get trapped against the body, and accelerates the rusting. Even worse is the coating looks good, but you can't see the damage being done underneath. IMO a good coating of...

I've used 303 & Chemical Guys. Loved both.

Weights a good starting point, but frontal area of the trailer is so important. You can probably tow a flatbed loaded with 8-9k pounds quite easily, but would struggle to pull a similarly weighted TT with a huge frontal area.

As others said, just look at a touchless wash that has the undercarriage spray. Getting salt off quickly is important if you don't want rust in 2 or 3 years. While the body is aluminum, the frame is still steel and prone to rusting issues.

400W is probably too low for those tools. I'm guessing those two pull 5-800 watts depending on the amps they're rated for.

Had a similar situation with my 2018 Chevy Colorado. Had a rock chip fly up and hit my A/C condenser causing the system to drain. When I brought it in they told me originally that it would not be covered as the damage was not caused by a part defect. Fortunately, the dealership manager worked...

20's for looks. 18's for ride quality/lower costs.

Could be the harmonics of the tires, or even the pumped in sound from the "engine". I'd be leaning towards the tires as I've had tires that hit a right frequency at a certain speed range that just gave me constant headaches. If you speed up or slow down does the ear ringing go away? Do you get...

These EV trips are mostly family vehicles used primarily to drive to/from work/school and around town where you can charge up your vehicle at the house without any worry. They aren't designed to carry anything/tow anything. People that are looking at a Ford Lightning are most likely looking at...