u/paramveerz

Hey guys,

Wondering where can i see some good sights in Hamilton / Burlington of Cherry Blossoms.. I know its a bit late but worth a shot.

what’s the best touchless car wash in Hamilton you have experienced that doesn’t cost around $90 a month? Also, if your car has a panoramic sunroof, is it not recommended to go to any random car wash with brushes, such as those at Petro‑Canada and Shell? I appreciate some recommendations specially around Queenston.

Hey guys, when I put my phone in the Wi‑Fi spot, sometimes the Wi‑Fi signal blinks, sometimes it is stagnant. I’ve noticed that the last few times my phone starts heating up regardless of whether the battery is at 90% or even 30%, and the temperature gets very high. I’ve also tried the USB‑C port for charging, and it took about 20 minutes to boost the battery by 10–12%, which is very slow.

Do you use the 12V port always? I have a 3‑foot charging cable and my phone will be awkwardly placed over the wifi slot charging via cable.

What are your suggestions?

So I've seen Michael twice now, regular + imax.. no I didn't get the card yesterday.

And both times it was soooo dead that i wanted to scream wake up ppl its Michael.

Anyway, has anyone had a good experience to a specific show, place or time they went coz I wanna go again.. and if the entire crowd in Ontario is dead silent then mighy as well goto New Jersey for the vibe.

Any suggestions?

I just bought a 2025 Outlander Gas and it shows I can drive 550-590 kms max on full tank which I find okayish.. however I'd like to know from ther gas owners between 2023 to 2026 on what are they getting?

Also, does eco mode help? I find it too slow with 0 pickup that really drive me nuts.

Also, I'm in Canada so L/kms works or I can work with m/Gallon too.

Hi guys. I own a Thinkware Q200 dash cam, and I don't want to use a 12‑volt cigarette lighter socket and risk damaging the car's interior. So I was planning to get a battery for the dash cam and hardwire it so I don't have to use the socket and it can be powered internally.

Is there any battery in particular you recommend?

Do you have any professional opinions on how to set it up so it doesn't affect my car's battery?

Which one do you use?

I believe Thinkware offers a battery on their own website - is that a safer option than any third‑party solution?

Hi guys. I own a Thinkware Q200 dash cam, and I don't want to use a 12‑volt cigarette lighter socket and risk spoiling the car's interior. So I was planning to get a battery for the dash cam and hardwire it so I don't have to use the socket and it can be powered internally.

Is there any battery in particular you recommend?

Do you have any professional opinions on how to set it up so it doesn't affect my car's battery?

Which one do you use?

I believe Thinkware offers a battery on their own website - is that a safer option than any third‑party solution?

Hey guys, I've been looking at opinions about getting 17‑inch tires with rims in O tario, Canada, preferably over 18‑ or 19‑inch ones. I understand that for winter there may be a better option to have 17 inches.

I was curious to know:

- What are the best winter and snow tires that do not make too much noise?

I got the Michelin X‑Ice tires on my previous car, and they were not a smooth ride.

- Where do you recommend I get those tires? Would you recommend getting used tires from dealers or fresh, new ones? I would have to get new rims along with that.

- Is there a particular time that's best to purchase them, or should I wait until closer to winter? I see some April offers going on right now.

Hi there, I'm volunteering for a couple of nonprofits in the medical and humanitarian sectors. They don't have a large budget, so I'm curious how these nonprofits can get signups for a physical event—discussions with professionals—and donations from both regular people and high‑profile individuals. I understand there needs to be a landing page and targeted email newsletters, but is there any particular strategy that really helps nonprofits attract the attention and signups they need?

Hey guys, I just finalized a Mitsubishi Outlander GT 2025 a couple of days ago. It was a very tiring process because I had to look at a lot of options and extend my budget, but I was able to get a decent deal, got my favorite color, and even though it has 20 km on it already, I still got it $10,000 less than the new price. Even though it’s a 2025 model, I did not like the 2026 Outlander with that ridiculous engine they put in, so this was my preference over a CX‑5 and a RAV4, which would have cost me around $60,000 new, which was ridiculous.

Since I’m picking up the car this week, I wanted to ask: is there something mandatory you would recommend to be done in the car, any coating you recommend, or any particular recommendations for seat covers or something that could make the ride more comfortable and feel more premium? Also, since it's a one‑year‑old model, I don't think the Mitsubishi app will be available. However, the dealer offered me a remote start and stop key for $699, which I found ridiculously priced, so I said no for now and will think about it later.

I'm eager to hear from you guys: what changes have you made to your Mitsubishi to improve the experience, especially considering that the third row is essentially useless and will probably be folded the entire time? Were you able to stuff all of your belongings in there properly?