The Nissan Path

SilverGhost

Is it just me or is that cargo liner looks like it was made for a different vehicle? Look at the edges and how its aligned up to the walls?! :? Not sure what you're referring to. It actually does fit perfectly at the walls. The small notches you see on the sides toward the front are to allow access...

SilverGhost

skinny - I can't speak for other rubber mats, but the ones sold by Nissan leave a lot to be desired in terms of durability. Please read through the following thread, where I shared my own personal experience with them, including photos. http://www.thenissanpath.com/viewtopic.php?t=2655&postdays=...

SilverGhost

what KEVSTER said . . .

SilverGhost

shanker - Here's one for you. Can't tell what the reserve price is, but it's a complete set of floor and cargo liners. Be advised, though, that the second row mats are simply rubber. AFAIK, WeatherTech never produced a digital-fit thermoplastic mat for the second row. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/...

SilverGhost

I told them that was a LAME design and why not have a two piece, since this vehicle has a 3rd row As I mentioned in my post, I have the two piece WeatherTech molded cargo liner that I bought for my '06 in January 2007. Got 'em from TruckAddons for $113 shipped. However, I just checked their website...

SilverGhost

ByPath -

Yeah, I'd like to see those myself. I searched Ebay and came up dry. Do you have a web link?

SilverGhost

I just looked at a Nissan photo of the cargo area in a 2010 PF with all seats folded. It looks identical to my '06. I use the WeatherTech 2pc, so visually, I can't imagine that the ones for years prior to yours wouldn't fit. Oops, I just did a search, and can't find any WeatherTech 2pc liners anywhe...

SilverGhost

Don - this might be a good read for you.

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tiretech/ ... sp#maxload

SilverGhost

I'm pretty sure that the recommended pressures shown on the door sticker are based, in part, on the "load rating" of original equipment factory-installed tires. Those were/are basically highway-grade passenger tires with a load rating of 110. Both the Generals that came new on my truck, an...

SilverGhost

I don't think they make a system that doesn't require you insert key before driving off. I don't know about Nissan, but Acura, and probably Lexus and Infiniti, use a system that only requires you to have a key in your posession. As you approach the car, It'll unlock the doors and arm the push-butto...

SilverGhost

I have to put the key in the ignition and turn it to run before shifting. What's the point of the remote start if you still have to use the key to drive the thing? On second thought, I s'pose it's useful if you want to warm the cabin in cold weather without actually getting in to do a "key-sta...

SilverGhost

There's probably no warranty coverage under the basic factory 3/36 bumper-to-bumper warranty, unless it's rusted through from inside the hatch. If so, you might be able to convince the dealer to fix it under the rust perforation provision (60 months/unlimited miles). Also, if you have an extended wa...

SilverGhost

Read through this thread -
http://www.thenissanpath.com/viewtopic. ... sc&start=0
Several news stories yesterday DID include the PF.

SilverGhost

Here's a link on Nissan's site to request notification of any recalls that affect your vehicle - http://www.nissanusa.com/apps/contactus/recall Here's another that can be searched for recalls for any and all Nissans - http://www.nissanextendedwarranty.com/recalls/recalls.html?year=2006&make=NISS...

SilverGhost

I had mine replaced on my '06, under warranty, in December. The hatch would only support itself about 3/4 of the way up. I could push it up to the limits of the struts, but it would drop back down again. After replacement, the hatch opens on its own all the way. I'm exactly 6' tall, and I don't have...

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