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Frederic

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  1. I think it comes down to these factors: 1) Road tyres vs Offroad tyres: Most road tyres are not meant to be deflated to 14psi as their wall strength is to weak. 2) Offroad driving behaviour: taking quick sharp turns definitely causes pop-outs to happen faster. 3) Type/model of rim. 4) Weight of the vehicle.
  2. https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/smart-dash-cam/id1019175347?mt=8
  3. I just use an old iphone SE with an app called "dashcam" it starts recording automatically when you drive and makes clips of 3 minutes each.
  4. Actually the dashcam was recording the whole afternoon but i had to compress it all in a short film
  5. Never heard and i couldn't be more happy about it
  6. Hi, If the Pajero is not originally equipped, you could go for the aftermarket brackets. Have a look at below article: https://www.team-bhp.com/forum/road-safety/184915-aftermarket-isofix-brackets-child-seat.html
  7. From what I’ve read a while back, there is a huge pressure on car makers to make their cars as streamlined and aerodynamic as possible to achieve their emission and efficiency numbers. The front of the cars look very similar now as a result of the focus on pedestrian safety and NCAP scores. The big door pillars protect against rollovers, and on top of that many of the designers moved from the big German car makes to the Koreans or even the Chinese brands. So yes I think these factors cause the cars to look very similar nowadays.
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