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My 2015 LE Premium came with Michelins, sorry don't know the model but most likely same as ToyBoy's. Got the 16 inch alloy wheels, anyway summer, rain they're fine. They are terrible in the snow (Chicago). I've talked to a few people and seems like Michelin uses a hard compound and even though...

Thank you. I actually went ahead and ordered it off Amazon that very same day and just received a text it's been delivered. I'm looking forward to installing it tonight. One question though, does it come pre-oiled and good to go or do you have to prep it prior to installation? Thx.

Depends, softer roomier vs. sportier smaller interior. Corolla will most likely retain better resale value and be a more reliable vehicle. Also, it is a bit cheaper even though it's equipped with more standard features than comparable Mazda. Mazda is a nice looking vehicle. Can't go wrong...

Hi Raza, Good to know that a drop in filter does the job, would you be able to provide a link of the exact model you purchased? As far as the warranty, you're right it would probably void it, water on the other hand, this filter is so far back I don't see a risk of flooding the engine via air...

I've heard that rather than buying the whole K&N filter assembly, you can simply drill a larger hole under the air filter itself or cut out portion of the air box assembly so the engine can pull more air compared to the tiny hose/hole it currently has. Sure you can even install a K&N or any...

Thanks, easy enough.

That sounds painless, good to know that this is all you need to do. I just tried my hand brake yesterday just to play around with it and it grabs pretty damn well. I forgot to mention that my previous vehicle was a 2000 4runner Limited loaded, owned that vehicle for 15 years and traded it in...

I'm asking this as a preventative maintenance, also just passed 20k miles on my 2015 LE Premium and I know dealers like to recommend rear drum brake adjustment. Is anyone familiar if this is necessary if brake feel feels good, it grabs nice and high like it should. Let's say that degrades in...

How many cars show up on average, all corollas?

M35 war truck? If Yes then it doesn't count. Modern vehicles please

If they do warp, it's never happened to me, unfortunately I've warped several rotors.

You dont need disks on such a light vehicle in rear. Drums last longer and don't warp. Also Tacoma uses it on their 2106-17 Tacoma since it shields the break system from debris when off-roading. Same thing with salt and other crap on our corollas. Another benefit is you only replace the drum...

Again, LE front is the shiznit, your pics prove it.

not sure about it looking aggressive, it just looks weird. LE bumper on the other hand gives it a nicer stance for sure.

Tkanks and I'm hearing the same thing about springs and then I'm thinking warranty, wonder how Much for dealer installed trds?

I'm not saying the S front bumper design is ugly, but I chose LE Premium with the nice bumper and fog lights over S because I think it looks more sporty and mean and just added a spoiler. Not sure what Toyota was thinking but that LE bumper is freaking awesome, has this widening effect...

I haven't hear of any, where are you at exactly. I'm in NW burbs of Chicago.

Hey guys, I just installed an ebay spoiler with betalink adhesive. One thing I effed up was not wearing gloves, betalink gets messy as hell but it grabbed it well. I left it clamped up on both ends and duck taped in the middle over night in around 50-60 degree Chicago weather and this thing...

I've read somewhere that the CVT belt on 11th gen corolla is in fact steel, not rubber.

Don't even need to heat it up, basically take some fishing line and file away back and forth in the direction away from the car, steady but don't pull too hard. That glue is very soft and comes right off, both the LE and Corolla emblems.