Recent content by slowride

:popcorn: ... what me worry?

Agree with you, I am keeping my 200 series in all its old tech glory...

Yep, we just picked up a 2023 Sienna XLE AWD two weeks ago. It has about 850 miles on it now and has averaged 37.2 MPG since we picked it up. It is a completely different world from cruising in the 200 series "battle tank" with her 12-16 MPG's. I love my 200 series- always part of...

The flat tires were the result of being dropped from too far up, after being delivered via top secret eco-friendly low carbon balloons. The second delivery went off course and drifted north out of Chicago up Lake Michigan and across into the Lake Huron region. There, the second delivery then...

The three to four year wait times are not really bothering me. (sorry to say) After seeing this vehicle in person on the road (I have not driven one yet, but really don't have any desire as of now.) I am not moved to writing a check. I wish it was on my wish list, but I cannot get past the...

LOOKS GREAT!!!! GREAT JOB Dissent !!! Your work is aesthetically pleasing and functional as always!!! Congratulations !!! ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Some other thoughts about the Toyoda / Lexus...

"Magnesium shortage" will be the future "Chip Shortage". China ain't got no Aussie coal to burn and be mining or makin' stuff... It ain't 2019 no more... Peace

100% agree... spitting & streaking on the down stroke, but the Michelins are still better than the PIAA's... I'll put my good OEM's on sometime soon... The Michelins are good Enuff short term for now... Peace.

You have made our point exactly!!! View a thread here called: what's your other car or something along those line... I have cars that practically stop traffic, like a naked super model riding an unicorn through a college homecoming football parade. There is a time and place for everything...

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Thanks for the heads up! I'm going on a 1,500+ mile drive in a few weeks... I'll put the old PIAA's in the Michelin boxes and toss the in the back as spares. Peace.

I just had my front pads replaced and the front rotors resurfaced at Ed Martin Toyota by Eric's crew last Friday. They now feel perfectly fine for a 6,000 pound non-high performance SUV vehicle. Smooooth................Stoppping.............. FYI, the fronts had about 65,000 miles on them...