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Nokia › Tires

thats_handy 27 Dec 2025, 01:53

Rating 4.0

Grip:

I drove it last weekend in a Prius with three-peak mountain snowflake all weather tires (Nokian WRG-5). Like other all-weather tires, they're good in anything down to about -15°C and start to get skittish below that as the rubber hardens.

Pros: good in anything down to -15°C

Cons: get skittish below -15°C

Vehicle: Toyota Prius

Part number: WRG-5

OEM Toyota › Spark plug

freckleonmyshmekel 27 Dec 2025, 01:29

Rating 5.0

Starting:

2005 Camry 2.4L just changed original plugs at 130k miles. I go 5k on synthetic oil and don't have to add any between oil changes.

Pros: no oil added

Vehicle: Toyota Camry

Mileage: 130000 km

AISIN › Timing belt

aFreeScotland 26 Dec 2025, 19:02

Rating 5.0

AISIN TKT-021 kit has everything you need for timing belt/water pump. The water pump is driven by the timing belt, so always replace it when doing the belt.

Pros: has everything you need

Vehicle: Toyota

Part number: TKT-021

OEM Toyota › Engine oil

hectorer8910 26 Dec 2025, 17:09

Rating 5.0

I've been using the 0w-20 (what my Sienna calls for) for at least a decade, and it's perfectly fine.

Pros: perfectly fine

Vehicle: Toyota Sienna

OEM Toyota › Alternator

Mantic0282 26 Dec 2025, 12:27

Rating 5.0

Warning light:

I\u2019m 43 and only have had 3 cars in my life only Corollas and Camry. I get a new one around 250k miles. They are great reliable cars that run well with basic maintenance. Only wear and tear items have I ever replaced with the exception of an alternateer on one of my corollas at around 200k miles. As long as I can keep going to 250k I will keep buying them.

Pros: great reliable cars

Vehicle: Toyota Corolla

Mileage: 402336 km

MICHELIN › Tires

No_Guarantee9323 26 Dec 2025, 02:14

Rating 4.5

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I put a set on my Avalon. I thought they were great. Definitely dinged my gas mileage. They plowed thru standing water with ease. The wheel didn’t jerk and the car stayed true. Good in snow as well.

Pros: plowed thru standing water

Cons: dinged gas mileage

Vehicle: Toyota Avalon

OEM Toyota › Strut assembly

Ombank 28 Nov 2025, 20:52

Rating 3.0

Bounce:

How does it ride? Is it a little rough? And by that I mean is it bumpy? If yes then you’ll need to do some struts and shock maintenance.

Cons: rough, bumpy ride

Vehicle: Toyota Avalon

Toyo › Tires

ingiemab 28 Nov 2025, 16:27

Rating 3.0

Grip:

If your ’25 RAV4 XLE Premium came with Toyo A39s, I’d honestly switch them sooner rather than later the hydroplaning complaints are real, especially once they wear in

Pros: better wet-weather grip

Cons: hydroplaning complaints

Vehicle: Toyota

Starline › Thermostat

dimon1612 15 Nov 2025, 01:10

Rating 1.0

Slow warm-up:

both thermostats were Starline from EuroCarParts in the UK. Last year the car started occasionally dropping temperature when travelling on motorway. It then eventually stopped getting to operating temperature... I replaced the thermostat... it started behaving same as the old thermostat. ...I replaced it and within a week it failed again. Every day it was taking longer to warm up.

Cons: failed within a week, not holding temperature

Vehicle: Toyota Celica