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I’ve seen posts like this before. It’s gonna be up to you. Everyone here is going to have a different tire that they recommend. Also depends on what your looking for. All weather, sport, snow, track, etc. I buy all my tires from Costco. Currently I’m running Bridgestone Potenza sport...

Yes! The springs are directional. Mine did this too.

I don’t have one, yet. But also looking into it!

Nope, just black. If you were asking me. Lol

The fog lights come both ways, depending on which kit you buy. They are full units. I’ll check on the interior, can’t remember the size anymore. The rear dome light is a festoon type lamp. I think the rest are 168’s.

Also added a 12volt outlet. Same one that is up front.

Finally finished adding USB ports for the kids! Turns on and off with the ignition. I used a fuse tap on an unmarked location in the inner fuse block.

The OEM’s screw into existing holes and I think you have to drill one for the top. But there are dimples where you need to drill.

All my LED’s are Phillips Extreme, and I bought them all from Amazon. Problem is that it was long enough ago that I can’t find the links anymore. I can tell you this though, I started with 6000k in the interior and they were TOO bright! Had to drop down to 4000k. I replaced my entire fog...

iDatalink Maestro RR, I believe this will allow you to keep your factory mic, steering wheel controls and car data.

I think they only advertise up to the 2013 model year but should be the same. Also check DC headers.

I have a 4 channel amp that powers the speakers in the factory location and a 2 channel for my subs. Both of mine are Kickers but I was using Kenwood’s at first. I mounted mine to the speaker box. Hated to do this but better the box than drilling holes the car. IMO

I would tell the dealership that the lock doesn’t work and to fix it under warranty. Then get the second key later. Btw, Lowe’s and Home Depot can now make the keys. You already have the fobs, so it would just be a matter of cutting the metal.

The only problem that I’ve had so far was with the MAF sensor. You need to disconnect the battery when your installing it. In my case, I bought one off of Amazon and received a faulty unit. Jetchip replaced it under warranty.

I get the feeling that only the lock is messed up. I only got two keys when I bought mine in 2014, both are masters. And honestly, I don’t think Corolla’s even offer a valet key. The lock is probably reasonably priced, but would possibly need to be ordered to make the numbers match. The labor is...

Cause it’s Toyota.o_O

The OEM ones are really nice and easy to install. http://toyotapartspeople.toyotaofpuyallup.com/product/Corolla/2017/Protectors/Mudguards

What happens in my case, I use my old iPod classic plugged into the OEM usb connection. The usb doesn’t put out enough power to charge and use my iPod. It barely puts out enough to maintain the battery. This connection is the best for sound in my case, but there’s the trade off. The aux...

Nice, you got out of here! Lol It’s all up to you. Personally I would go with TRD or Eibach but I hear good things about Tein too. Once you decide on a brand, shop around. I bought TRD online and they were shipped from Daytona Toyota. It might be worth the drive for you, to save on shipping...