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2014 here (41k miles) - no sport, no Eco-Plus I drive 51.5 miles (each way) on the days I go to work. 46-47 miles (each way) of these are interstate/highway 60+mph. I get 430 miles per tank in winter and 470 miles per tank in summer (US gas/petrol has a different mix in winter) I have the Eco...

Your car looks good, Chris. Why the 245 tires on the back and not front? Front cant fit them? Need some front work to make em fit? Know if the tires impacted fuel economy?

Good video - thanks for posting. Do like the looks of the hatch back.

39.4K miles today (did an oil change) 2014 LE - averaged 39.7 MPG since last computer reset (Oct 2016 - yes, 2 years). Mostly interstate driving.

The OP is looking to replace the entune OP: Have you checked out crutchfield.com - they have a pretty go site where you enter you car model and they show what fits.

I do believe it is located in the gas tank - accessible from under the back seat.

This one looks good to me. I do not have one - but may have to get one. https://www.motivxtools.com/pages/corolla_oil_filter_wrench

When changing wheels and tires you want to keep the outside diameter(OD) the same as OEM - or as close to it as possible. When you put on a bigger wheel - 17" in your case you will need to have a tire that has less sidewall than your current tires to stay close to OEM OD. Less sidewall means you...

Have you tried something a bit more abrasive - like Meguiars Ultimate Compound? I know some folks say don't polish/wax your lights but I do and have had no issues. Just take it easy. I used Ultimate Compound on by badly clouded Tundra lights and they looked new and, stayed that way for a long...

Looks good. Is there any difference in boot time between this new camera display and the OEM one? Meaning, from the time you start the car until the camera is ready? (assuming you want to startup and reverse). This is often an issue with aftermarket camera displays - sometime you want to start...

"...installation would probably cost around $200 with alignment...." If you DIY - what will your alignment cost - assume you can not do this yourself... Sounds like a no-brainer pay the $200

It does not have to be Mobil 1 (not mobile - that is in Alabama:-) - a lot of people like Mobil 1, that is why it is frequently recommended/suggested. Any full synthetic 0W20 should meet Toyota's spec. 5 quarts for less than $25 at Walmart is hard to beat. This is what I use...

Check your warranty - inclusion or exclusion? Meaning - does it list what is included or what is excluded. Obviously, exclusion is better. Who sold you the warranty? A Toyota dealer or the clown on the corner(used car lot)?

2014 here - Mobil 1 0w20 - from Walmart - 5 quarts = <$25

Good Year are reasonable tires. Asking about brands will get you a bunch of opinions -mine included :-) I am a fan of good brand name tires - Michelin, Continental, Bridgestone, Good Year .... somewhat in that order. I assume you will want a good all-season tire. Look for mileage warranty that...

2014 LE CVT 32k miles, almost all highway, 36mpg winter, 41mpg summer

I drive a 2014 Corolla LE (not an S) CVT - mostly highway and get ~41mpg in the summer and ~37mpg winter (bad winter gas). Had the car since new - got 32k miles right now. I am still striving for a 500 mile tank of gas - never quite got there but am close. How are y'all getting sub 30's? As far...