JackIS

Amended! 👍

I have used Lexus Sidcup in Kent and have had a positive experience with them.

Hi, Mine jumps quite a bit. So I have adopted that with the car stopped on the brake pedal, I always apply the Parking brake, then move the selector to "N", release the brake pedal let the car settle on the Parking brake and then move into "P". It's a couple of seconds longer but It's never done it since. The Parking brake needed an adjustment to make sure it engages properly and holds the car on a slope.

Hi, Just to add, I think the Lexus documentation is all over the place and uses conflicting wording/descriptions in "Diff"erent places. The service booklet does indeed say 20K/2Yrs However, the service sheet for the guy who's going to work on your vehicles it says at 20K check Rear diff levels top up if required/ change 4th year, which would roughly be 50K if on Business User. I have been driving now for 40 years and have always done exceptionally high milages, mainly in RWD cars and 60K has always been the norm for a diff change.