1 Statement, 1 Question

[XCHEVY]

I refuse to pay $12.95 per month to listen to XM radio...Too old school to throw away money foolishly...Can buy a CD of my choice per month

Does anyone on the board use Castrol oil??

[LawyerRon]

Originally Posted by XCHEVY

I refuse to pay $12.95 per month to listen to XM radio...Too old school to throw away money foolishly...Can buy a CD of my choice per month

Does anyone on the board use Castrol oil??

Yes.


I do.

[2007dctundra4x4]

Originally Posted by XCHEVY

I refuse to pay $12.95 per month to listen to XM radio...Too old school to throw away money foolishly...Can buy a CD of my choice per month

Does anyone on the board use Castrol oil??

go ahead and spend 15 bucks on a cd and be limited to 10 songs or so...but buy xm radio and have access to thousands of songs in your specific genre commercial free....whatever makes sense to you

[dambrino1]

I have used Castol in everything i own for as long as i can remember.

[NRA4Life]

I've always used Castrol

[blackgts2002]

I have Sirius. I do not mind the 12.95 a month. I listen to the radio in my garage, and ended up getting a Sirius kit for there too. No commercials, its awesome. To each their own.

I use Castrol Syntec in mine.

[cwit]

I had xm in my last truck never used it cancelled it because I liked my WOKO much better.

[Tundradrenalin]

Who buys CD's these days? wierd.

If you want a CD, use bittorrent and get it for free.

my $0.02

[garrymacd]

Originally Posted by XCHEVY

I refuse to pay $12.95 per month to listen to XM radio...Too old school to throw away money foolishly...Can buy a CD of my choice per month

Does anyone on the board use Castrol oil??

I would not recomend you use Castrol oil in your radio. An ipod would be a good choice though.

[Sanosuke]

Originally Posted by 2007dctundra4x4

go ahead and spend 15 bucks on a cd and be limited to 10 songs or so...but buy xm radio and have access to thousands of songs in your specific genre commercial free....whatever makes sense to you

Or you can always bitorrent mp3's and burn them to a CD and have thousands of songs at your disposal!! Since our radios will play WMA/MP3 CD's!

Sanosuke!

[HeavyRooster]

Love Sirius Radio. $399 for lifetime subscription. P.S. you can't listen to Nascar, NHL, NFL, etc, live on a damn mp3 or cd

[Rooster]

Ok, for those of us who may not know (such as me) if you get the xm radio when you buy a new Tundra do you have to pay the 13 dollars or do you get it free for so long.

[RisingSun]

Originally Posted by XCHEVY

I refuse to pay $12.95 per month to listen to XM radio...Too old school to throw away money foolishly...Can buy a CD of my choice per month

Does anyone on the board use Castrol oil??

Several years ago when I became a Sirius member there was a $299.00 price for lifetime membership. At $12.95 a month that only took 24 months to pay itself off. So since two years ago it is essentially free. I am in my third new truck since then and each time it was simply a matter of calling to deactivate one and activate the other, which for me is also free.

With my JVC AVX810 head unit I have DVD, Hi-Def radio, USB hub and SD card slot so my music is basically unlimited. I do however listen to Sirius 90% of the time. The other 10% is mostly watching and listening to concert DVD's which give a better sound than a regular music CD most of the time.

If you are going to get Sirius I highly recommend the lifetime membership versus paying monthly or even yearly for that matter. A money saver in the long run.

[Sequoia2003]

XM Radio is old IMO. MP3 player is were it's at. I have 30,000 songs available to me anytime anywhere on my mp3 player. If you like talk radio or living in world were you life revolves around sports then yes.

Castrol is the BEST oil on the planet and that's all I've used in the last 20 years! Actually I like Redline the best. My 2 cents.

[Burger Steak & Eggs]

I still buy CDs, and have lots of records too. It is a sound quality thing.