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When I collected my RC with Protection Pack the rubber mats were still in their poly bag in the boot. The packaging slip is very clear about securing them If they can't be secured, they slip very easily. I can't say I've found them at all slippery with wet shoes.

Had similar on my CLS55 and they were very much needed. Only down side was on a black car one had to be very diligent at removing polish residue from the edges

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You could try an "Italian tune-up" immediately prior to the retest

Do you have a spare fob you can try? How are you setting the preference for remote opening?

Seized caliper/pads? Corroded discs?

As I posted above, thanks for the confirmation..

For information.. http://www.automotiverepairsystems.co.uk/what-is-smart-repair/

Slam-dunk!! You'll just have to suck it up and smile sweetly..

So why didn't you buy the BMW? Seems to be a better car all round in your opinion..

The IS300H F-Sport can be specified with adaptive suspension and the IS200T F-Sport comes with adaptive suspension as standard. "the IS 300h F SPORT carries the spirit of these amazing cars. Exclusively designed and dynamically enhanced, this car can be specified with the 'Premier Pack' that includes Adaptive Variable Suspension for exceptionally engaging performance." " Experience an exhilarating performance thanks to adaptive variable suspension and racetrack-turned steering. The new IS 200t F SPORT is bolder than ever before, with an exclusive dark F-mesh grille and 18-inch alloys. And the look continues inside, with ‘Dark Rose’ leather sports seats, a perforated leather steering wheel and drilled aluminium pedals reflecting the car’s motorsport design heritage."

Doesn't the F-Sport have adaptive suspension?

Does the Lexus have a cooling fan for the Radio/Satnav electronics? That would remain on for a short while after switching off

Just to add to rayaans excellent post above, all the information you could want regarding the functionality of both versions of 'Infotainment' is available to download from the Lexus customer portal.

Let's hope his sense of decency doesn't desert him when the time comes to pay. Personally I would always go through the insurance.

Well if I'm paying that much for insurance, I'm going to make sure I get something back for it! But as I only pay approx £180 per annum I'm not complaining..

Wow! That's expensive.. This is common on Mercedes as well, pretty sure I only paid £50 for a new sensor.

I'd say do go to Lexus! The other chap's insurance is footing the bill, so I'd want the most complete repair, not a patch up...

Not nice but what a refreshing change to have someone own up! Looking like a new sensor required and quite probably a new bumper. Might be possible to remould the skin but think I'd be happier with a replacement.

From the 'B' pillar backwards you can do as you please. Forward of that the glass/tint must allow 75℅ of light through. OEM tints tend to be 70-75℅ as standard. Police round our way carry Tintman testers and will stop any they suspect of being too dark

Option B Avoid the gunk at all costs. The tyre fitter will not thank you for using it... BTW how long is your drive? Usually takes TPMS a good couple hundred meters before it stabilises and reports

Just coming back to this as have discovered a mass of settings regarding RDS and traffic info under Menu-Setup-Info and then either Traffic or Parking. Then drill down through the various menu options. e.g. RDS-TMC station, Live updates, Traffic source

Not experienced it on the motorway but on A roads it happens ~1/2 mile before a (fixed) speed camera..

Is it offered as an option on your model year?

Level sensors on the suspension have failed? Check to see if one has broken.