New members thread

[MaxxiD]

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As she stands now. I have the winters on as the summers were down to the cords. Got the Wildpeaks on their way though

[Die trying]

Welcome!

[benjismiller]

Hi everyone. I’m new here. I picked up my 2016 1.6 vvt SX4 S-Cross last month and so far I’m loving it. It’s in Sz-t spec


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[Warwagon]

Welcome nice grab, where are you located?

[chikquita]

Joined just over a month ago because I was searching for parts for a 2010 JLXAWD. Thanks to notes on here was able to find rear diff seal and flange from AMAYAMA.co and Megazip.net and Suzukiautomotiveparts.com in N.J. Cheapest and fastest to ship to Alberta Canada was Amayama and Megazip. Was not sure if the Flange would come with the 'O' ring [circlip] so ordered separately. Now have 20 0f these part# 09381-24006 if anyone is interested.

[Webby]

Hello all,
Recently joined the group after picking up an '06 1.6 GL. It was an emergency buy as my main car is undergoing some remedial surgery and I needed a cheap commuter
for the interim.
The GL is very basic and old school which I'm liking; I changed the headlight bulbs today and it was a 5 minute job!
Looking forweard to contributing further to the group.

[Die trying]

Welcome!

[Suzi Grey]

Hi, I bought a Grey SX4 about 3 weeks ago after my previous car was totalled; been reading various threads on here but this is my first post and I'm still trying to get the hang of it so please bear with. I'll add my car details below my signature once I work out how to do it.

[Suzi Grey]

Testing if my signature works

[nuked]

Hello! Just joined. I don't actually own the SX4, it's my mom's whip. She's owned it since new. It is a beautiful low mileage (just barely crossed 70,000km) 2013 model (sorry, I have no pic's). Trim, I'm not sure - but it is the hatchback, with AWD and every single last optional check box checked off. Had some old age related problems crop up - two rear wheel bearings last year, a master cylinder a few months ago, one rear dif seal to leak, and a new propshaft just done. In the grand scheme of things - each item happened separately, and certainly we feel it's far more worth while fixing the car then buying a new car, esp given the miles and age. I figured I'd join up for information (I had a lot of questions regarding the driveshaft, but I don't any more), & idea bounces just in case. I do feel it's a very highly underrated car though, and looking over her maintenance records, it's been stupidly cheep to maintain even factoring in those items.