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225/40R17. Most people usually lower their vehicle to get rid of the fender gap.

Best is a matter of opinion. My stock 17" wheels came with 215/45R17 tires. But I've heard 225/45R17 tires make your speed match your speedometer reading more accurately. Personally, I would upgrade to 18x8 +35mm offset with 225/40R18 tires.

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Check for highly rated hitches in Amazon that specifically fits your vehicle. I you don't find hitches that match, go directly to the manufacturers websites or contact them directly to check fitment compatibility. Curt Manufacturing seems to be of the highly rated companies.

Look into Pioneer NEX products. Click on "Refine your search" to choose the options you like to narrow down your selection. https://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PUSA/Car/NEX

You You should be able to fit a 15". Google "Toyota Corolla 15" 5x100 OEM wheels"

Being that you're in California, you can't do much for your intake without failing smog other than replace the filter to a high flow type. You can do everything else to your exhaust as long as you don't remove the catalectic converter. Just don't make it annoyingly loud. LOL!

If you know the part numbers of the wiper assembly you need, you can search it here. The have reasonable prices for OEM parts. http://www.toyotapartsoverstock.com

Sounds like you need might need new transmission. Have it checked out.

My guess is yes, but you will need but you will need to run a GPS antenna to make the Nav work.

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My favorite is the Continental Extremecontact Ultra High Performance All Season. Choose 225/45R17 size.

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Look into Pioneer NEX series. Refine your search to the models that has Apple CarPlay https://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PUSA/Car/NEX

Then you should be able to put in a 16" LE tire/wheel combo into an SE ;)

What exactly is your goal again? Are you swapping out wheels, tires, or both? A 16" LE tire will not fit a 17" SE wheel.

Once you have the OEM part number, you can simply plug it in under Google shopping and find the cheapest price.

You can upgrade your wheel to a 17x7, 17x7.5. They even come in 17x8 if you want. Make sure the bolt pattern is 100x5. Wheels specifically made for Toyota would already have a center bore of 54.1, so you will not need any adapter. Go to your Toyota dealer to see what fits, then go online to find...

Bring your car to a nearby auto parts store. They will check your battery for free. If it's a bad alternator, your car will die in a few minutes since it main function is to recharge the battery.

You need to post a clearer photo. I'm guessing the white stains are calcium deposits. You can Google different methods to remove it. Most methods call for vinegar and some baking soda or lemon mixture. I'd try it in a small area first to make sure it works.