On my Corolla, Penzoil is my go to but if it’s cheap enough, I’ll go for the costco 0w-20. For my Lexus (which is an oil burner) i use quaker state 5W-30 and top off on the little quaker state bottles as needed. I use OEM filters on both, but I’ll use Wix filters if I’m not around the dealer.
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Lukin76254rBto
Toyota@gearhead.town•I don’t like mandatory hybrid & CVT transmissions in the new Camry. What happened to choices?English
1·3 years agoYou can look at Mazda if you want to continue the traditional automatics. I’m personally see CVTs as a non issue for Toyotas, they’re boring sure… but I’m buying into a reliable ecosystem.
Ask for the moisture content in the fluid and decide from there.
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Toyota@gearhead.town•First Time Car Owner -- Need Help With Tire PressueEnglish
1·3 years agoOpen the driver door and go off the pressure listed there. The tire temp will change with the temperature. Go to Costco! You can fill them up there for free using their nitrogen tire fill up thing.
I buy the oil from Walmart for like 22 bucks (or costco if i wanna save a bit and get more). I then go to the dealer and get the filter plus washer for 8 bucks and do it myself. 30 bucks an oil change plus 20 or so minutes of my time. I advise all Toyota owners if they have the means to do the work on their own.
They can peace and mind my nuts
Dont be anxious, thats a really solid ride for an ok price. Do it :)