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Yeah, I understand what it *should* do, but these things don't always create enough of a difference to make a difference. Thermal regulation would be my primary interest in these kinds of products, I was curious if anyone has had some results from that perspective to share.

What kind of effect, if any, have these added materials had on interior temperature regulation?

This is why your year was not so good.

One of the reasons I bought the Badlands non-squatch is it comes with the BFG ATs. I've had a lot of good experiences with those tires on various vehicles. The only downside to them is they have about 35000 miles of useful tread life before need to be replaced.

I'm not creative enough to name 3 kids, let alone 3 pedals.

You obvisouly didn't look east while holding your breath and curling your toes during the buley-teethless handshake.

Well effing great, now I need a blue seat belt. Thanks a lot.

Curb feelers are the only aftermarket accessory that add any value to a vehicle at the time of sale.

A condom, roll of quarters and a bolt assembly for an MG-42.

Cancelling Sirius fixed it for me.

Wheelie bars aren't just for drag racers.

How else am I going to create a bogus safety hazard for the internet to erupt in unfounded rage?

When stupid happens from 2 directions.

Just launch yourself into Yellowstone and call it good.

Putting color choice options to a committee is how Ferd ended up with 50 shades of gray.

These would have made excellent refrigerator magnets.

Those were contingency payouts. Some companies would pay a contingency if you used their product and won various races in certain classes. You would have to mail a form with your winning slip and receipt for the part you used to win with. 4 years later you'll get a check for 50 cents in the...

They go in the round file.

Paint a line on the floor where your left tire goes as an index point.

No such thing.