So, had an Atlas - that third row is actually fairly spacious compared to other vehicles where it is truly crammed in.
But - at the end of the day, minivan is really the answer for people hauling.
Seriously though - I’m guessing you’re looking under $20k - you’re looking at 100k+ mile 2017 q7 vs 40k mile 2019 Atlas.
I’m guessing part of the allure of the third row is hauling your in-laws.
I’m a PS4S late spring to late fall and AS the rest of the time guy.
If it’s shitty out I just take the wife’s car - b/c snow tires or not, they don’t clear shit here and our cars lack the ground clearance to make a difference.
The biggest pain the ass is disassembling the hatch and then doing the coding.
It really isn’t bad overall. I watched the ShopDAP video - that’s really the only one that shows the panels out - all the other videos skip over.
If you’ve never run anything through the hatch boot before - don’t...
More rolling resistance (lower treadwear rating) AND higher tread height? Sure. How many miles on the all seasons? Technically you would get better mileage with less tread height, so if you’re going from something higher TW with 5/32 tread to 200tw and 10/32 - well, yeah - you’re taking a hit on...