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If balancing didn’t resolve it there is a possibility of an out-of-round tire, due to a belt overlap, tread separation, etc. Flat spots are pretty rare with modern tires. I’d suggest a good tire shop in your area. If you feel it in the steering wheel, it’s typically front tires. If felt in...

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I’d imagine the front would be a simple as a full grille swap. Can’t speak to the rear, but as long as the existing logo isn’t recessed it should be pretty straightforward.

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Not sure what happens when you just add the hitch & wiring, but the tow package includes self-leveling rear suspension. Edit: Above is correct, found on another thread here.

While yours looks great, I don’t go off road and would prefer the better aerodynamics and handling as this is better for my needs.

Thanks. I had them match the front to the rear, which ended up being 30%. From outside its perfect, from inside the rear windows seem lighter and have a more yellowish cast. The tint guy said that it’s in part due to the front windows being a different type of glass, because they are...

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Hello all - I’ve tried making Apple CarPlay wireless, using an aftermarket dongle, so I could benefit from the Telluride’s wireless charging pad - but found it less than satisfactory for a variety of reasons. Since my using CarPlay requires a plug in connection, I searched and found a decent...

There is a Telluride + Pedal Commander review on YouTube. I’m still unsure.

While it is true that it covers the same area as plastic splash pan, it absolutely offers more protection for the covered area, as it’s heavy gauge aluminum versus plastic.

Do you have the rear controls on, or is it synced with the front? Keep in mind the rear has independent controls for HVAC, so you could possibly be running heat up front and AC in the rear.

Uh….wash it like the rest of the vehicle. If you’re asking about keeping the black trim looking new, there are various products designed for this and surely in stock at your local auto parts store.

Two things: - some factory installed Homelink systems function with the key off, so it could still be a security issue. - you can purchase a factory auto-dimming Homelink equipped rear view mirror for the Telluride. It simply plugs into the existing EX auto-dimming mirror wiring harness...

I removed the lettering on the hood and tailgate, but I actually like the brushed aluminum logos.

20% ceramic tint on the front windows, which matches the rears nicely on the outside. Inside the rear windows all appear lighter or brighter, whereas the front are a bit darker. Works well for me.

I noticed this too, but I like it. I also like that you don’t have to push any buttons to handoff from remote start to active use. You just get in and drive. This seems to be a really nice system.

…….and her she is after a few minor mods: - Falken Wildpeak AT Trail tires - front side window tinting - Telluride letters removed - headlight protection film - Kia aluminum skid plate - Kia splash guards Next up: color matched body side moulding, Homelink mirror, grille screens...

Press the “lock” button first, then immediately press and hold the remote start button. You can also use the app.