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California vehicle Code 25251.5. (c) Any stoplamp or supplemental stoplamp required or permitted by Section 24603 may be equipped so as to flash not more than four times within the first four seconds after actuation by application of the brakes.

Can someone educate me and explain what he's talking about at 2:04 regarding the "look" of a radial touring tire? If the tires are the same size, how does a radial touring tire change the look?

At least the Land Rover has a natural line to divide the red and black. Not a fan of these forced two-toned Tellurides.

Yeah you're not likely to get a great deal at this point but there are ways to get educated and ensure you don't get taken for a ride. There's a lot of great info here: https://www.carbuyingtips.com/

For sure. We were coming out of a Sportage and wanted something bigger. The Telluride was definitely bigger, where the Sorrento was only marginally, and the design of the Telluride had me at hello. The Sorrento no longer meets a need in their lineup IMO.

I was looking at the Sorrento until I saw the Telluride, and then it was like, "What's a Sorrento?"

Great pic. But it looks like the Everlasting Silver to me. Appears much lighter than mine.

No, I wish. Just a FWD.

The best I found in the greater Los Angeles area was $38,395 for an EX. Brought it home yesterday.

Thanks, that is what I was concerned about. While we wait for Tire Rack, America's Tire is half way there. They at least list the Telluride but not the image of the vehicle, so no benefits from the visualizer yet.

I'm leaning towards the EX but I'm just not a fan of the stock wheels. I like the look of the SX wheel/tire combo so I'd like to mimic that to some degree. Having never done this before, is it as simple as purchasing some 7.5 x 20 wheels with P245/50 R20 tires and having them professionally...