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Leah Pierce

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Is Your Car on This Massive Recall List?

Nearly 350,000 vehicles—including Mitsubishi Outlanders, Harley Davidsons, Rivians, Kawasakis, Hyundais, and Dodge Chargers—just got recalled for issues like faulty cameras, tire pressure loss, bad headlights, and more. If you drive one of these, check your VIN ASAP! Free repairs are coming, but don’t wait to find out if you’re affected. Would you risk driving with a recall hanging over your head? #CarRecall #VehicleSafety #CheckYourVIN #Cars

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Christopher Gonzalez

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Thinking of Bigger Tires? Read This!

Changing your tire size isn’t just about looking cool—there’s a lot more going on under the hood! Upsizing to bigger tires can boost your car’s style and handling, but go too big and you might end up with sluggish acceleration or messed-up speed readings. Downsizing can help with fuel efficiency, but too small and you lose traction. Plus, modern safety systems can get confused by the change. Always double-check fit and consider a recalibration if you switch things up! #CarMods #TireTalk #AutoTech #CarEnthusiast #VehicleSafety

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William Jones

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🚗 Calibration Confusion Alert!

So apparently, not every repair shop is on point with how to calibrate those new ADAS car features! Some are skipping out on it, thinking, “Hey, I didn’t touch the camera, so we’re good.” Bad move! There’s a chance of being sued if those systems fail. On the bright side, there’s new software helping out repair shops get it right. Guess what? Calibration isn’t just a one-size-fits-all thing—there’s static, dynamic, or sometimes both. Engineers are calling the shots, and missing these steps could mean big problems. Thoughts? #CarTech #ADAS #VehicleSafety #Cars

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Christopher Gonzalez

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Seat Belt Alert for Ford SUV Owners!

🚨 Heads up, Ford Expedition & Lincoln Navigator owners! Over 105,000 vehicles (2018-2020) are recalled due to seat belt issues. Some belts might not retract/extend correctly. If you've previously had a check, double-check—parts might not have been replaced. Free fixes are on the way, so keep an eye out for a letter from Ford starting after April 14 or call 866-436-7332. Stay safe, everyone! #FordRecall #VehicleSafety #CheckYourBelt #Cars

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