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r/NissanFrontierSV•

Hi all. I'm looking for the experience of anyone who has driven I-70 West through the Eisenhower Tunnel all the way to Grand Junction with their Frontier. I am a first-time truck owner, a lady if that makes a difference, but I can handle my own. I have a 2026 sv 4x4. Driving all the way from the east coast heading to Nevada. This mountain stretch is the stretch I'm a little concerned about. I won't be towing anything and the only things in the bed will be typical things one has when traveling. Going in early October so I'm not anticipating major weather at that time but I'm looking for tips on how to handle the truck going down the steep grades. Should I manually put it in 4th or 5th gear

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r/Rav4•

Hi all, like the title says. But what's too old and what's too many miles for this car? I'm coming off of owning Hyundai for years. I want something that'll last at least 20 years.

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r/lehighvalley•

Does anyone know of a finance advisor who would be willing to do a one time session for a flat fee? I just need someone to educate me on a few things. TIA!

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Hi all,

Just wanted to share I found this senior activity book on Amazon but I see it's cheaper on etsy. Probably the best activity book I've come across yet. It's no frills and I use it tons. It has a bunch of call and response activities in it, worksheets, ideas and etc. Sometimes I use it right before lunch when everyone is sitting and not talking to each other. Not sure if this is allowed but I thought worth sharing. Have a great weekend!

https://seniorspace.etsy.com/listing/4474516488

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