Lexus parts reviews

I use a compatible Motorcraft filter and the Havoline synthetic that comes in the box. It gets hot. The engine is just fine. You don’t need to fret over fancy oil. It’s a Lexus.

I have found that my engine runs smoothest with the Toyota 90915-YZZD3 filter and Valvoline full synthetic. The first time I put an OEM filter on the engine and fired it up, i was like woah! thats even smoother than usual!

Just installed depo from eBay. Fitment and quality are great.

I put them on my truck first for better braking while towing and was so impressed with them that I put a set on my wife's rx350 as well just because they feel so much better than stock, IMO. They are outstanding. They just feel more robust/solid under heavy braking vs. stock.

I have the KYB with Eibach springs on my GS400. The ride is smooth & controlled

This year I replaced front brakes and rotors on my ‘13 ES350 at 110,000 miles. Original rotors lasted 110,000 miles and I had zero issue with expecting the same performance out of OEM. Replaced with OEM brakes and rotors, operates just like new, as expected.

I've had similar experiences and found the Trico Flex to be the "sweet spot" of performance, cost and availability.

Used Aisin for my 2000lx.

Former BMW dealer employees have confirmed that the overpriced BMW oil is literally castrol edge.

especially NOT a mishimoto. that shit is junk and i speak from experience.