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I had 2 deposits. One production # in the 300's and another around 1200. I got both my $500 deposits back. Anyone else? I see some familiar names on this forum. I was "Speedgsx98" on there. I recognize a few usernames on here that were on there like LTLFL Composite and PalmerMD and haven't...

So, I just sold my 2013 Leaf S a few weeks ago for $7k with 55k miles. I couldn't get anyone to come over and look at it 6 months earlier for $6k when it had 46k miles. A quick check on KBB confirmed that values were indeed up and still are after another check.. Seeing as u can't really buy a...

Driving a long distance to get high quality spring water. FIgured the investment in as many bottles as I can safely squeeze in my car will pay for itself over time in reduced trip to the spring. That said, (8) 5 gallon water bottles standing up in the trunk area that are full weigh approx...

Ok, as the title says. Got these last year about this time, but finally getting around to sharing some pics/thoughts. I have a $25 camber kit on the front also set to max neg camber with the toe set to 0 (exactly 2 full turns on the toe adjusting rods per side for you DIY peeps). I did my own...

So yeah, I put in some camber bolts a while back, dialed the toe back to 0, and swapped on some 17x9 +35 RPF1's and OMG, the car grips AMAZING!!! Here's a pic. I'm running the most sticky tires you can get other than a race slick. Bridgestone RE71R in 245/45/17. WHeels are Enkei RPF1 in...

Used the DC fast Charger at the Best Western in Escondido, CA, which was free btw. When I pulled in, I had 19% with two other Leafs parked in front of the charger. Only one car can charge at a time even though there are two ports. 1st person was almost done. After a 5 min wait, 1st car left...

UPDATE: THEY'RE ON!!! Drove around the block and OMGosh, the car actually sticks in the turns instead of sliding. Almost makes me wish I'd gone wider! But, must stick with the goal of increased grip and lighter weight without compromising range. But seriously, MAJOR imporvement in cornering...

Range issues aside, and assuming most of us are smart enough to go lightweight rims and maybe only 1 size wider at most...the logic goes like this: If you are leasing your car, after 3 years, your car must retain at least 4/32 of tread depth at lease turn in. If not, you'll be buying new tires...