Lexus parts reviews

I used StopTech slotted rotors (not drilled and slotted) and semi-metallic pads on my 2006 Lexus GX470. Obviously I've changed the brake pads a few times but after 200K miles (yes, that many) my rotors are still in excellent shape. I will not buy anything else, ever

I've used plenty of wiper, non of them fits my needs.and they dont last no matter if its 50$ a pair, 60$ a pair. I brought a pair of PIAA this year March installed it on my NX. Perfect! Clean very good.

I have been using the power stop carbon fiber pads on my 2007 Lexus IS250. They have 60k miles on them, and still have 9mils of thickness. They literally look brand new. I love them, and theyre much less dusty than OEM.

I got some denso ones in the same price as bosch ones and they are better than the bosch that i had in my type r

You’ll be fine. I’ve used Valvoline for years over various cars. It’s more just making sure you know what oil to ask for.

I had the almost the same problem. I replaced the fuel pump with a replacement and it did not help at all. Just make sure that you replace with oem or brand name parts. After I replaced with delphi fuel pump as per a master tech at Lexus, it started right up.

Amazing tire. Just fit them on my IS250. They are fantastic in every situation, and excellent ib wear characteristics. Many owners report over 85k miles on their set of CC2S.

I have a Lexus and just paid 350$ just for the Sachs shocks and replacement items, and still have to do the work myself.

Bilstein B6 monotube shocks work only with stock ride height springs. With a chassis as light as the IS300, they’ll give you a much stiffer ride than the other options. Some drivers like it; but you may worsen traction on roads in poor condition. Comfort will similarly degrade. Their main advantages are that they won’t fade in prolonged aggressive driving and they last a long time.

I did not like the Akebono ASPs at all. A distinct lack of bite even after break-in. Went back to stock and all was good.