Search results

So I average 37mpg ,that amounts 60 km .

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=2&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwjQ_tne-dLPAhXTdSYKHTTSBJ8QFggmMAE&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.rapidtables.com%2Fconvert%2Flength%2Fkm-to-mile.htm&usg=AFQjCNGD9VyyT6k0TTywrvhlKK_0vNdCSw

A km is about 2/3 of a mile . but I would just do a Google search and you should find a comparison chart.

Mine came with the Michellin MXV4 tires on my 2014 Corolla LE+ .

I use "Nu-Finish" and have for years. Goes on and comes off easy and seams to do a good job. I`m sure there are going to be a lot of others that have preferences.

I would think you would be fine. I`m not really into oil additives . I think just use the 0w-20 oil as Toyota recommends and change at the intervals recommended or sooner and keep an eye on the oil level.

As far as pricing I can`t help you there , but I will say my 2014 Corolla LE+ has been flawless with 33K miles so far. Roomy rear seat decent ride and great gas mileage if yo ride moderately and don`t race from one red light to the next.

Got a 2014 with 32k miles on it and it`s been flawless.

I buy OEM filters from my dealer (less than a 1/2 mile from my house). They are a little less than $6 each. Toyota`s ok with them for 10k but I don`t go that long on an oil change.

Woops , sorry . I just re-read the posting and see they are Continentals. I`ve never had Continentals on any car so I can`t offer any reviews on the brand.

Singhms , what brand of tires are on your car? As I posted earlier I have the Michellans and they are wearing fine. I`m just wondering if its a specific brand that is doing this.

I like the quieter the better in my car. Like to be able to here music and people talking.

I agree with "jolly". If rotations are regular and alignment is ok along with suspension then that just leaves improper inflation . Are you going with 32psi as advised by Toyota . The sticker is on the drivers door frame. The psi figures on the tire itself will have the highest psi reading you...

Just remember whatever you use make sure it`s SAE certified. :-)

Yep , you get a film of oil on the upper part of the dipstick but it`s usually sporadic ,where the actual level measurement is pretty much a solid covering .

I have the OEM carpet mats on my 2014 Corolla with 31k miles so far they are holding up real well . I like their look black with white lettering that stands out.

Last time I was on Ebay there were several.

PS , I`ve had clip on holders that have come off with the gps when removing them , the zip tie prevents that.

I mount my gps on the air vent . I have on the last 2 cars also . I found that is the best locacation for me. That said I`ve been able to mount any holder with or without the clip by using a black zip tie .

I picked up the same oil for my next oil change. Current oil is the Mobil 1 Extended . I use the stock oil filter , they are less than $6 at the dealer. Plus I live within walking distance to my dealer. The filters I looked at in the store were more than that. Also if Toyota is fine with them...