Does your MG6 make a chugging noise when the front wheels slip, almost like the transmission is stuttering? It feels like the tires are turning and stopping intermittently, which is quite uncomfortable.

Hey fellow car enthusiasts, has anyone experienced starting on a steep slope where the car just slips and then stalls? This situation is becoming more frequent, and it feels like the transmission is slipping.

When I was driving my Toyota Yizhi with the CVT in D gear and stepped on the gas to 4000 RPM for overtaking, I suddenly felt a lack of power and then it sped up. They say this is the steel belt slipping, and driving like this can damage the transmission. I'm frustrated. What happens when the steel belt slips? Can any experts explain this?

If you're considering changing the tires for your Kia Pegas, it's best to choose a brand that is known for quality and performance. Popular tire brands like Michelin, Bridgestone, and Goodyear are often recommended for their reliability and durability. Make sure to select tires that match the specifications and size needed for your vehicle to ensure optimal performance and safety.

Does anyone feel that the steering of the Tucson tends to drift on the highway? I constantly need to make small adjustments. Is there no self-centering, or is there a setting for this? It's quite tiring to drive like this.

I have to say, the HiPhi Z is almost like a Gundam, quite tempting. But has any manufacturer taken over the after-sales service yet? As long as maintenance and support aren't an issue, it could be a fun toy. 🤦‍♂️

The transmission is making a loud noise, like a whistle. I even changed the transmission oil, but it didn't help. Has anyone else experienced this?

I've taken a few rides in a Tesla, and the back seat feels too hard. The ride isn't stable, and the acceleration is uncomfortable, almost making even those who don't get carsick feel queasy. Plus, the interior feels as rough as an unfinished room. Definitely a thumbs down, I won't be buying it.

Hi everyone, can the Toyota CVT with a launch gear handle aggressive driving? I'm quite heavy and like to use a lot of throttle. I've seen online that it can be hard on the transmission.

I only replaced the front two tires, not the rear ones, and they're from two different brands. The tread patterns are quite different, and the load capacity and speed ratings aren't the same. Is this okay? Is there any risk? Do I need to replace the rear tires as well?

Is the Nissan X-Trail EP using a direct or indirect TPMS? If it's direct, after inflating the tires, it doesn't update the tire pressure immediately; it only shows the new pressure data after driving for a while, which seems a bit like the characteristics of ABS estimation. If it's indirect, it can still independently display the pressure of each tire, and the manual also mentions that the tire pressure display might be affected by wireless interference, which sounds more like the working principle of in-tire pressure sensors. So, I'm not quite sure why this TPMS needs to activate at speeds above 25 km/h.