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Goodyear Assurance WeatherReady II is a GREAT tire for the cost, waiting for black friday sales and try your luck on Tirerack.com

All my Toyota/Lexus vehicles have had ice cold AC from 1998 Toyota Corolla to 2018 Lexus ES350, all ice cold but the coldest was probably the 2008 Lexus ES350 yes it was low miles (54k miles) but my other ES350s are also low miles but the 2008 was COLD, in the summer I had turn it down a few...

Oh, so the latest Toyota/Lexus codes weren't programmed, that's all.

Yes that's how I figured out their limit. I had ordered (11) 5 Gallon boxes from Valvoline Global at a really good deal, especially VRP 0w20 during the New Years sale they had.

ScanGauge II works for my 2016 to 2018 ES350. It looks like it cost $25.00 from scangauge's website to order the latest firmware update. https://www.scangauge.com/support/upgrade/ Then click the button labeled "Click Here Order Your ScanGauge Upgrade"

Submit the rebate 1 by 1, and wait till one is paid off until submitting the next one.

I already tried it, it works, quickly make a PayPal or Venmo under her phone number and it will work.

shouldn't have posted the pictures of the inside of the engine, there is a difference between facts vs hating. Toyota/Lexus VVT-i gears are very sensitive to build up, looking at the build up and varnish in your engine, your VVT-i gear(s) & most likely piston rings lands will have some sort of...

If that’s the case. Then your OCI were too long, you have too much buildup and varnish I have rebuilt many Toyota engines, a lot of them look like yours with conventional motor oil… 2GRFEs are super easy on oil and they look almost new inside, even with 5w30 conventional motor oil.

I am not familiar with this engine, but you have a lot of varnish and build up for the pricy oils you used, makes me think that they were not worth their additional cost. It might have been better to run shorter OCIs with budget friendly Full Synthetics.

where did you buy them? Akebono - I can't find them on here, that's why I assumed it was the ProACT. nvm, found them on TireRack.com, they do not make them for my vehicles.

Oh these are the Akebono ProACT brake pads, I have had great experience with them but I have found the PowerStop Z23's to have a better bite while having almost no brake dust (I can't really see any at all actually) and noise is hard for me to mention because in all my year of doing brakes I...

very simple engine to rebuild, follow OEM Toyota manual for all the steps and torque specs. I have done this many times, and I still want to do it, I simply don't have any space to do this anymore.

where did you buy it? a link? I have never seen the "ultra performance" version.

SuperTech oil filters @$2.97 are looking real good lately, why pay extra for an oil filter, which may have issues.

received my rebates today.

never had that issues, you need to use a different browser

HAHAHA, I didn't think of that.

you can start filling the forum and see what it says, just don't submit it. Entering my zip code, I get the following, most of these stores do not exist in this city.

Avalon & ES350s have them from the factory and it is a single piston caliper. Volvo S60 from 2006 had them as well, and it was also a single piston caliper. Good, your coworkers are imbeciles, probably the same guys who will leave off a lot of random parts (brackets, bolts, etc...) because...