Toyota parts reviews

i bought raybestos rotors for my tacoma and it’s been like 2 months, zero warping and they are feeling and working great. only issue is flash rusting and they (apart from braking surface) have surface rust.

My Yokohama YK-CTX’s have lasted over a year and still look new. Lots or highway mileage and city mixed in.

Bought these for my 05 and they turned out nice.

They are absolutely fantastic and well worth the price. They perform better than other name brand winter tires I've had.

Overall, I am very happy with the results. The biggest pain was the amount of time and energy it took to research/learn about 4Runner headlights and the nuances between model years and aftermarket solutions. In the end, I spent $450 on headlights + $150 on a harness and came out with a high quality solution that far exceeds the halogens mine originally came with. For $600, I got OEM reliability for a critical car component. I’d say that’s a win.

Toyota OEM oil has 10x the amount of thr dry lubrication additive molybdenum in its additive package. The dealerships use bulk Mobil 1 oil when they do your oil change. This is why everyone should change their own oil.

I installed the WeatherActive's on my Toyota Sienna. I'm at 30k miles and only have 3/32 tread left. Warranty is supposed to be 60k miles. The WeatherActives are great tires that hold the road well and let me drive a Toyota Sienna like a sportscar.

I originally went with 5100s and an inch block and hated the leveled look on my truck. I instead went with Dobinson leaf's and their version of struts made for 2 inches of lift so now I'm 2x2.

Our 2023 toyota had those lights and had that automatic hi to low beam sensor shit.We got that turned off because there was bugger all difference between hi and low beam and we were constantly flashed on low beam for being too bright. I dont understand why the did this to new cars.

I use Yokohama Avid Ascend LXs for my Gen 2 Prius as well. I go through a set every 10,000 miles or so.