New owner of 2.0 Stinger RWD

[Dave Miller]

yea your right. what was i thinking. haha

The Stinger is more about the smiles per gallon

 

[robz32]

That's the truth right there ^^^^

 

[Bosander]

congrats and enjoy the car!

 

[SOCAL2.0]

love my 2.0 Premium

 

[Angeski]

do we have a assembly manual like the old chilton books? Or something that i can reference how to take stuff apart?

 

[StingEm]

do we have a assembly manual like the old chilton books? Or something that i can reference how to take stuff apart?

Kia Tech Info is $19 for 3 days. It’s a great resource. You can print anything you think you might need to pdf (easy in Google Chrome) and save them on your computer for later use. Just make sure that when you buy the 3 day subscription you will have time over the next few days to really dig into all the info available there and save what you want.

Kia Global Information System (KGIS)

 

[Waynerm002]

Going back to the better mileage thing for a bit. How do you find the noise from the tires on your ride? While considering fuel economy and the Stinger, 30 mpg is pretty good. I drive the Optima hybrid and have used Pirelli P7 AS Plus tires and it is pretty quiet and comfortable riding while providing great winter performance, it actually gave me a bit more economy and was well suited for that car. I recently went to General G-MAX AS-05 on the 2017 Hybrid and when not pushing it I can get mpgs in the 40s over a 30 mile commute, in Sport mode I get low to mid 30s. If you do a lot of commuting and get some winter weather and don't want to do a summer winter setup, I think these should server you well.

 

[Kia Stinger]

Hey guys, traded in my optima for a stinger. Ready to check out modification options of course. Who else thinks their base model was pretty nice for a base?

Welcome aboard! And thank you for signing up. Congratulations on your Stinger!

 

[Angeski]

Going back to the better mileage thing for a bit. How do you find the noise from the tires on your ride? While considering fuel economy and the Stinger, 30 mpg is pretty good. I drive the Optima hybrid and have used Pirelli P7 AS Plus tires and it is pretty quiet and comfortable riding while providing great winter performance, it actually gave me a bit more economy and was well suited for that car. I recently went to General G-MAX AS-05 on the 2017 Hybrid and when not pushing it I can get mpgs in the 40s over a 30 mile commute, in Sport mode I get low to mid 30s. If you do a lot of commuting and get some winter weather and don't want to do a summer winter setup, I think these should server you well.

I don't mind the noise from the tires. Almost every car I've had, had a full exhaust system. To me right now it sound quite. I might look in winterizing times. I keep forgetting that its a RWD car. Ive only had another RWD truck before. It was an old ranger. I would slide all over the place. i was too lazy to put weight in the back