Leaving for a month, what should I do?
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Leaving for a month, what should I do?
I am going out of town for a month, what should I do to protect/store my G??
It stays in the garage when I go out of town but this will be the first time I will be out for this amount of time. Someone will still be in my house but they are not allowed to touch the car! .Should I just have them start it up so the battery doesnt die??
It stays in the garage when I go out of town but this will be the first time I will be out for this amount of time. Someone will still be in my house but they are not allowed to touch the car! .Should I just have them start it up so the battery doesnt die??
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Thanks BB! What do u all think about the tires, think they"ll be ok just sitting there??
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I'm working right now on tuning up my Maxima that's been sitting undriven for the better part of 3 years in my driveway. The tires are perfectly fine. I didn't stabilize the fuel or do any of the prep that I should have to let the car sit so long; I never intended on it being not driven for so long. It needed a new battery (duh!) but other than that there are no problems at all. It ran a little rough for the first 5 or 10 minutes after starting it up, but smoothed right out and it's doing just fine. This is a '96 Maxima with over 200K on the odometer. I think a much bigger deal tends to be made of storing a car than is necessary. Your car will be just fine for such a short period.
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Ok thats what I thought as well but I always here these dealers tell me that these cars get flat spots on the tires from not bring driven. I always thought they just needed to be balanced or aligned, they felt like they had some vibration in them. This was before I purchased my car, happened at a Lexus dealer also.
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You won't get a permanent flat spot in 30 days. Depending on the temperature, you could roll a little rough at first but get them good and warm and it will smooth out any rough roll.
Ok thats what I thought as well but I always here these dealers tell me that these cars get flat spots on the tires from not bring driven. I always thought they just needed to be balanced or aligned, they felt like they had some vibration in them. This was before I purchased my car, happened at a Lexus dealer also.
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