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  1. rayaans
    How would a cat 2 immobiliser stop it if a ghost doesn't? As far as I am aware, most security companies have said that ghost would stop the canbus theft as the car would switch off if the engine is started regardless of the method used
  2. rayaans
    Probably just the wording. The oil definitely does get replaced rather than just topped up. The IS300H doesn't have a front diff but it's a generic service schedule so just includes it for cars which might have it. Diff change won't be every year either.
  3. rayaans
    Its no different to any other premium manufacturer really. Mercedes charge £1056 for 2 services and 2 MOTs for example.
  4. rayaans
    We had very little on ours too. Our Rx is slightly worse though. I think it's all dependent on a number of factors. Some people literally get into the car and rub their whole backside on the bolsters before getting in which would understandably cause a lot of wear
  5. rayaans
    Just leave it well alone. I dont think itd make any significant difference as long as you're not sticking cotton wool / chewing gums in the vents
  6. rayaans
    Is a dashcam installed?
  7. rayaans
    Open up the "whats included" on the service. It clearly states "Carry out hybrid healthcheck"
  8. rayaans
    Its sensitive The only way to sort it is a trim repair
  9. rayaans
    Bearing went at around 50k so quite premature. That was quite a similiar noise in the link to what I experienced to be honest. TBH the noise was worst at around 30-40 and then settled down between 50-60 and over 69 it was quite bad too BTW, bearing can cause sideways movement... This video is quite good at explaining it
  10. rayaans
    Id be checking the wheel - if its bent it can make a noise. Having said that, it shouldnt be spinning off axis. If its off axis, theres a balancing issue which would have made itself known by the amount of wheel weights on it. Also, get the bearings checked. My RX recently had a faulty bearing and was making a humming noise worse at around 50-70mph which went away once the bearing was replaced.
  11. rayaans
    Its the radio unit itself. Kills itself and the screen goes dead as the connections all go through the radio. Essentially requires a new radio unit to work which isnt cheap unless you get a second hand one
  12. rayaans
    Its unfortunate to see you go Out of interest, did you know that the Ghost immobiliser does work with Lexus and does indeed protect against canbus thefts as well?
  13. rayaans
    Its all the torque going through the front wheels so sounds reasonable I think. Why is it difficult to hand wash? Its a very small car.
  14. rayaans
    Im not saying your views are wrong, but I have had a 2022 plate E220d as a courtesy car when my C class when in for service a few months ago. It was louder than the ES in my opinion in terms of motorway noise and the ride quality was poor. Its quite interesting that you find the ES noisy in comparison especially as it even uses an acoustic windscreen and front side glass.
  15. rayaans
    Interesting. I mean I've driven all the recent Mercs, Audi's and BMWs and I never found any significant difference between them and an ES really. Maybe slightly more wind noise over the mirrors on the ES but it's a much cheaper car overall compared to a 5 or E class
  16. rayaans
    Compared to a BMW what? 7 series. I think you'll find the ES is as quiet if not quieter than most BMWs
  17. rayaans
    Go for a decent set of Michelin's, Goodyear's or hankooks. They don't seem to have excessive noise issues.
  18. rayaans
    Normally does display near the speedo. The fact that you jumped however, means that the key must have had enough battery charge to get the doors open. Regardless, even if the main battery is dead there is a backup battery behind the Lexus badge. Press the "power" button with the key fob and it should work in an emergency situation
  19. rayaans
    All the more reason to take his opinion with a pinch of salt really. Besides - cracks in tyres are not inherently dangerous. It depends on what kind of cracks they are. Cracks in the sidewall would require immediate replacement but microcracks in the tread blocks/between are actually part of normal wear and tear and will be there in 9/10 tyres after 1-2 years.
  20. rayaans
    Its really just a load of opinions and hearsay . Michelins are a lot more expensive so its no surprise they get recommended by tyre fitters. They usually have higher margins on them. Some will outright recommend continental and others will recommend some chinese brands. Its like going to a restaurant and asking for the "best" dish. Ive been running Goodyears for the past 7 years with no cracking issues yet the first set of michelin CC2s I have used have cracks on them in 2 years
  21. rayaans
    Ours been on a Renault Clio for 2 years and they've started cracking too
  22. rayaans
    In conclusion, theyve changed the grades so much and the naming its hard to keep up!
  23. rayaans
    There was an option package available but it was quite rare. I think it was called F-Sport Premier pack or something actually, rather than Takumi
  24. rayaans
    It was available on the FSport models with takumi pack
  25. rayaans
    It depends. Some people don't care But I would expect most careful buyers to expect a full service history Realistically they have sold a car to you not as described. If you like the car and drives well then you need to try and get some compensation from them. Or hand it back for a full refund
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