Toyota Sienna parts reviews

I get the Michelins simply because I know my Sienna’s are gonna last.

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.

Two years of Goodyear Reliant on my Sienna. Nothing to complain but mostly we drive local, no much of highway.

I know for a fact that the lights on my Sienna platinum and my Model Y are extremely bright and very likely blinding. I know they are adjusted properly.

After some googling is seems the Denso branded blades are identical to the originals and DO have the replaceable blades.

Bought a 2022 Sienna XLE AWD brand new April 2023. Hit a deer that night. Did $28k in damage, all covered by insurance minus deductible. Currently sitting at 60,000 miles Maintenance done: serviced everything 5000 miles and new tires at 33k miles. No unexpected repairs

Bought new 2004 Sienna XLE Braun handicapped conversion with 240K miles still going strong but only 14 mpg. Another 2004 Sienna Limited bought used in 2013 w/130K miles now 210K miles. I’ve replaced the suspension on both, added 3rd generation Big Brake calipers, Pads (use Akebono or Advics) and rotors (Fremax, Brembo, or Raybestos in order of quality) to get better braking, see SiennaChat for details.

I’m starting to burn in little oil in my 2.7l 1ar-fe in my 2012 sienna at 272k miles. I guess the low-friction piston rings can get gummed up with extended interval oil changes and start scoring the cylinder walls and cause this issue.

I bought Brembo rotors from tirerack for my Toyota sienna. They warped shortly after.

Gates water pumps failed on both my friend's Toyota Echo and my Sienna, his after under a year and mine in about 2 years. Less than 3,000 miles on my Sienna since pump was changed. Ugh. The labor cost, of course, is the bee-atch, more than the pump cost, of course.