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  1. Try tyreplus, they sell michelins mainly. Or do you want cheaper tyres. Yes bquik are pricey for the same tire compared to other shops. Are they 15 or 16 inch tires? you can do a search here. This shop is in nonthaburi and the prices are as good as you will find. https://www.tivanon.com/?wfile=tires toyo cr-1 is a nice tire. soft and quiet. I used them on our swift. But then changed back to pilot sport 4.
  2. As others suggested, just top it up and check it weekly. This is a relatively new car, I would suggest keep up the regular services at the dealer. Its not expensive. For major problems, like a damaged turbo, then find an outside independent nissan garage to deal with it, especailly if the car is out of warranty.
  3. O-net scores have shown a decline over the last decade. Average scores on 4-choice multiple choice tests average 25-35%. So the average student is basically guessing all the answers. Obviously there are a handful of excellent schools here, but the vast majority of the remainder skew the results.
  4. 600km on one charge, how about carrying 1000kg in the back? It seems they are more of a recreational vehicle at this time, as opposed to a work vehicle.
  5. Autobacs is quite expensive unless they have a promotion on. For tires, I get michelin from tyreplus.
  6. So wat do you they are selling for? How much will a dealer bargain? The best wat is to sell privately in either case.
  7. Many of the owners fit lpg to it, so that's an option if you wanted to fix and keep it.
  8. This car is for sale 250-300K on one2car.com Don't accept 100k for it! If possible, get it fixed as cheaply as possible (not a dealer, don't go there). and sell it privately. The diesel version will certainly be more fuel efficient.
  9. Covid is still around, so he may well catch it in the future. My son got it for the first time a few months back. His throuat was on fire for at least a few days before it eased. It's still quite nasty for some.
  10. The swift cvt is known to be good for 300K km+ with proper maintenance (info from an independent suzuki garage). Ours is at about 140k kms and nearly 12 years old. Only ever replaced the air cond evaporator and normal servicing done. It certainly cheaper to maintain than our hondas.
  11. Interesting. I'm petty sure I've posted within that 7 days, but not recently and not CW.
  12. First time must be in person (online rejection for me was quick); thereafter can do it online (Nonthaburi office).
  13. we changed out our wheels on out swift at the start of the year and got 7x16 wheels with 205/50 16 michelin pilot sport 4. the tires were like 20K set but the grip is so good in wet and dry. Yes after about 40K on the swift, the tires get hard and more noisy. Its worth changing them at that point.
  14. The POINT is that is a Thai degree is useless, you couldn't use it for further study in a foreign university. MY wife did PhD in Australia based on her degree. Many Thai professors in international programs here also have their graduate degrees from overseas.

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