We had the CC2 on our 2022 Toyota Highlander and they were phenomenal. We put 25k miles on them before trading the car in and I'd wager they had around 60% tread left.
3rd set of Defenders on mine. Such a quiet and great handling all season tire.
I use Valvoline 75w 90 on my 2022 Highlander all-wheel-drive so far so.
I recently replaced my front and rear differential oil with Redline 75W85 full synthetic.
Valvoline full synthetic 75W-90 has been my go to on my 2020 Highlander. GL-5 spec and one pouch is just enough to do both the transfer case and rear differential.
I think so, I have them in my highlander but I get rain and snow quite a bit and they do grip well, I have had them for 35k miles and nad never felt bad. Also they have a great wear life... Not a sign of wear on them yet.
I have Bridgestone Alenza AS Ultra on my Toyota Highlander. They have been a great tire, reasonably quiet, good traction in all four seasons (central Wisconsin). Down side, not much tread left after 52k
I\u2019ve been bringing these OEM Toyota filters to the shop for years now. And they\u2019re always the exact same ones, and moreover, they\u2019ve always put them on for me without a problem. Today, for some reason, they told me that it\u2019s not compatible with my car?
Gonna cost me $1200 for 4 Michelin Defender 2's (245/55/19) on my 2008 Highlander (March 2025) with installation.
Toyota OEM glass sucks - I had a 4Runner whose windshield would crack if you looked at it wrong, and my Tacoma didn't even make it 6 months before the windshield cracked. Dad's Highlander cracked within 6 months as well.
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