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Looking for a set of puy daeng wheels and tyres. These are the wheels from new cars when purchasers decide to change the originals for an alternative make. These are usually passed on from the main dealers to a tyre shop. I want a set of Fortuner Legender wheels. Preferably in BKK or Chonburi. Can anyone help?

With regard to the new tax regulations, I'm unable to find a clear answer to this: Any savings that an individual has at 31/12/23, which are remitted into the country are tax free, but some people are saying this is just for the 24 year, and others for future years. Can anyone elucidate?

Anyone know how much gear/ transmission fluid needed in above vehicle. Strangely, I can't find a definitive answer on Internet or handbook..

I've always wondered what these markings on alloy wheels mean. Anyone know? One is a 2023 MU-X; the other a 2007 Fortuner. 20240207_165337.heic 20240207_165329.heic

No, mate. According to the spec brochure, the suspension is the same on all three models..

Perhaps I didn't explain properly in my original post Isuzu make three specs in their MU-X model. The base (which I have bought) has 17" wheels, the mid 18" and the top 20". I up-graded (mainly because they had Bridgestone tyres, as opposed to Dunlop), but all three specs are the same car, same engine, but differing slightly in seating aerials, and electrical refinements. I hope this clarifies the matter..

I recently purchased a new Isuzu MU-X in Chonburi. Before taking delivery, I upgraded the wheels from the standard 17" to Isuzu 20" wheels. The problem I'm finding is when doing a u-turn or a 90° turn, the steering does not self-centre . The tracking has been checked and supposedly is OK. Any ideas?