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I too need a code, also because of battery replacement. Ser. X 5035377
Thanks very much!
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Hi guys. There's a handwritten 4645 on a sticker under the hood. I guess it may be my radio code, and while I don't need it just yet, I'd like to have it when the time arises. Is there a way for me to check to see if this is the right one?
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Tires are very subjective. What works well for me may not work as well for you. Do a search here and you will find out more than you ever wanted to know about performance tires. Good luck!
I have used mixed brands front/rear for a couple of years without issues. Driving with the same tires all around will give you the most predictable performance. I am currently running Michelin PS2's all around. Great max performance summer tire, big $$$.
I've got Michelin Pilot Sports and they seem great - again another summer tire.
Lost Radio Code - post your request here
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Worked PERFECTLY, thank you!