dodgejourney!

Your son should consider whether he really wants to give up drumming in the long run. He might get the urge back in a year and will be back to hauling the kit around again. Those things can come full circle.

Driving a steady 45-55 mph on back roads I see just under 29 mpg if I don't get into the gas...and a steady 23.5 mpg if I just accelerate briskly a few times. What a difference, lol.

Not a serious issue but an annoyance I am trying to understand better. I have a SE with the smaller info screen and I always turn it off and keep it off but it seems to come on when I first start the car and display a dumb message that says I have to accept and agree to some kind of 'conditions' to continue. I just ignore this completely. I have never signed up for Sirrius or any other service. It also comes on sometimes when I turn on the AC, or use the manual controls. I dislike having screens in my car in general and prefer everything to be manual. Just wondering what makes the screen come on and if I can make it stay off until I actually want to change a setting. Thanks for explaining this to me. I read the owner's manual from cover to cover and I have gone thru the master settings a couple times.

I have seen a few threads where people have run 20x8.5s and one guy with 20 x9s, so I am guessing a 18x8.5 or 18x9 should be okay?

I have a 2019 journey SE. Wondering what is the widest 17 or 18 or 19" rim I can run? Can I go 18x8 for instance? That size gets into a lot of performance rims like Enkei or motegi. Even a 17x8 would be nice. Anybody ever gone above 7" wide?