rahuljones

My Armada too have the same issue. I was told by my trustee battery seller guy that some people do change location of the battery to under the seat of the front passenger. And that has increased the life of the battery because of cooler temperature than the engine bay. I use Amaron batteries and they have been serving me well. But the only thing to be concern is till its death it gives a healthy start up so you won't notice that the battery is about to fail. A regular battery health check can prevent that. Take care.

Michelin dampens road noise really well. I have felt Michelin quieter than Bridgestone for some cars. So, I guess it might depend on the model of the tire too.

Xterra is awesome off road. But since you spend more time on road even Pathfinder won't let you down. You just need to learn its weak points off road and drive accordingly off road.

If you press the horn and if it stays ON it should probably be the sensor which is inside your steering wheel.

Something is wrong with their website. Number of Deira branch: 04-2662567 Al Amani Auto spare parts.

You can google the name and find the number and call and ask with your chassis number.

You should enquire by yourself in Al Amani Auto spare parts. I don't think they upgraded the brakes.

Workshop guys where I go Al Mirath Auto repairing quoted me 300DHS for front and rear brake pads in my 2005 Camry. And thats just for the brake pads. Cheap I believe.

@naje Which brake is it? The parking brake or the foot brake? What works did you do till now?

Get your wheel bearings checked first. If this is kept unattended can be unsafe for you and the people with you.

And just mentioning if you are getting your brakes pads replaced its better to replace brake fluid at the same time. I do that to my vehicles which is serviced and maintained outside the dealer.

Or maybe your brake disc needs polishing and cleaning. Happened to me 2 times before I actually changed the brake pads.

When you engage 4H it activates the center differential which help distribute 50/50 power to the front and rear wheels. Your might be having electronic rear differential. Its not so useful for us on sand but will be useful if you are going on rocky terrains.

Till now all I heard is it can last its lifetime. Not even the dealer speaks about timing chain replacement. But there is a periodic inspection to know if there is a premature wear or if the chain is being loose or anything.

May be a fluid replacement with some additives might solve it if its a gear issue. At times clunking noise can be made by engine or transmission mounts too.