I’ve been driving Toyotas for 40 years now and can attest to the durability of the OEM ones. I’ve tried Costco’s Michelin wipers (IIRC) and various other jobber wipers over the decades but won’t stray from the original OEMs now. It’s worth the extra money.
I had several issues with warping on my last Toyota and finally switched to OEM parts. Worth the extra dough in my opinion.
10w30 toyota motor oil sa gas (vios,wigo)
I did have to replace the fuel pump and a good chunk of the ignition system about a month in because I assume the car wasn’t particularly happy with the sudden increase in milage (car had 76k km on it when I bought it) but other than that it’s been rock solid.
My 2002 Toyota is perfectly unharmed...
I installed these on my 96 NA and they are awesome!!! Amazing quality and direct fit and cheap
Put these in my car and they’re pretty great. Definitely a lot better than the shitty old candle headlights from the factory.
Current repairs needed are suspension, which is very expensive to fix in a Toyota-like car. Rack and pinion and struts.
21 venza, i had it about a year, rock hit that spiderwebbed out. cost me about $1600 to replace (skipped insurance). Toyota had to special order it and claimed all the sensors need to be "recalibrated".
about 6 months later new crack, it's small but right smack dab in drivers line of site. It's smallish and hasn't grown so I've sucked it up and have lived with it for now.
If it's growing, i would suck up the replacement, the glass is shit and seems pretty common problem.
The OEM ones streaked
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