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Don't you hate it when you hit a nail in the road, and then you get a flat tire? It wasn't your fault, but you're still stuck paying the bill for the tow truck when you have your toddler in the car, and you don't have the time to figure out how to put the spare on. That's not what will happen when you have ToyotaCare, which comes on all new Toyota vehicles.
One common complaint against three-row vehicles is that the hold is too small for a big family's luggage. The 2018 Toyota Sienna is one big exception to this rule.
While other three-row vehicles have a hold measuring 20 cubic feet or less, the Sienna hold is rated 39.1 cubic feet. That's almost double the space in most three-rows SUVs and minivans.
It is a good idea to know the type of spare tire you have before breaking down on the side of the road. Many vehicles come with either a full-size spare tire or a compact size spare tire. Here are the differences and the safety concerns for each type.
Full-Size Spare Tire
The full-size spare tire matches the vehicles tire size specifications.
If you can't remember the last time that you changed the windshield wiper blades on your vehicle, it might be time to get them replaced. These are a few things to consider about the old windshield wiper blades on your car.
The rubber of the windshield wiper blades gets worn a little each time it passes over the glass. Add into the mix the sun damage to the rubber, and it becomes hard and brittle as the months pass.
Each type of vehicle has its benefits and limitations. Deciding between a front-wheel-drive (FWD) and rear-wheel-drive (RWD) vehicle depends on what you need and expect in an automobile. You should base your decision on the amount of driving you’ll be doing and under what conditions.
A FWD, for example, provides you with an economical choice. It’s a more straightforward design that involves the engine and the drivetrain placed in the front of the vehicle.
The letters and numbers on the sidewalls of tires may seem complicated and difficult to understand. However, when looking for new tires, there are a few markings that are especially good to know. Take a tire with the marks P215/65R15. The "P" denotes a passenger tire. The number 215 is the width of the tire in millimeters. The number 65 indicates the height to width ratio. The "R" stands for radial and the number 15 indicates the rim diameter.
M&S stands for mud and snow while M&T stands for mud and terrain.
For a midsize sedan, the 2018 Toyota Camry will give you more than you expect in the interior. Of course, you know that the Camry is already known for its spacious, comfortable and stylish interior. However, the newly redesigned interior has the kind of technology that is unprecedented for a vehicle in its class.
A few of the technical advancements in the 2018 model include:
If the winter is the season you travel to see friends and family, you should keep your car functioning at its best throughout the winter months. One of the most practical ways to do this is to get your gas tank full during the winter.
In the cold weather, the air in your gas tank can turn into moisture. The moisture makes its way to your fuel tubes and parts to freeze. This can keep your car from accelerating, which can lead problems with your car accelerating and run properly. To make sure there is no excess air in your…
Whether you're a shade tree mechanic, or you are taking your vehicle in for a checkup, it is always better to purchase your parts from the dealership. That may seem like a bold statement, but when you stop to think about it, it makes sense.
Brand name manufacturers and dealerships spend lots of time and money on training their mechanics and educating them to give you the very finest in service. They use factory-authorized parts, the same parts that originally came with the vehicle when it was new. Secondly, why would want an off-brand part when it is not…
You chose your Toyota due to its style, safety and performance. Here at Lithia Toyota of Medford, we know that you don’t want to take risks with your vehicle. Repairs need to be completed in a logical and quality-driven manner, and you should not rush to any corner repair shop or non-specialized service department. Vehicles have warning signs that light up when there is a malfunction. Let us look at some common ones that come up often:
