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God knows ... one train of thought is that by that time all new cars must be electric and that could lead to a good market for luxury petrol/hybrid cars. But there are many more scenarios possible were that isn't the case. My view is you buy a car to use and enjoy now ... so I'm enjoying my 2019 IS300h while being mindful it could be my last petrol powered car.

Amazing it was the bonnet position. On my car the panel gaps are all tidy and regular hence me wondering about your car. Could it be that your car has been in an accident and was poorly repaired?

Had a similar experience. Bought 2019 IS300h which tracked well. Was on UUHP tires (Bridgestone potenza sport) and replaced them with CC2s at a fast fitter. Immediately tracking was horrid. Steering wheel was offset to the left. Fatfitter did alignment and made things worse, steering wheel was now offset to the right. Went to the dealer and they aligned too. Was slightly better. As the whole experience on the CC2s was lackluster I replaced them with Goodyear F1Eagle 6s ( good tracking tires) things improved further but still not as it should. Offset was now to the left. Did another alignment at the dealer and this time it was alright. The car now goes straight when the steering wheel is center. Still don't know what caused it but in sticking to these tires and let dealer do alignment. What this 18 month affair has taught me is that this car has very sensitive tracking.

I'm not aware of FSport carpets. I know these https://lexuspartsdirect.co.uk/product/lexus-is-carpet-mats-2013-onwards/

That's the left hand sensor. 89545 is the right hand side. Details here https://www.amayama.com/en/catalogs/lexus/is300h/3-sedan-right-xe30-2013-3642/electrics-4/abs-vsc-348

What map version (date) did you get? Asking because i just purchased an EU map update from NL and it's dated 01-07-2023.

Are we sure this is not the vibration for which a mass damper modification was introduced since years ago?

Agreed it is fairly easy to install. Calibration of the unit to match sensors to the right location is a bit finicky but is well described in the other thread and once you get the hang of it, it is straightforward.

Searching TPMS brings you to this thread with an after marker module available on Aliexpress. https://www.lexusownersclub.co.uk/forum/topic/132372-digital-lcd-display-tyre-pressure-module/

please share your experiences. My car became a boat. Still have them in the garage for when the winter is a bad one.

Is the AUTO button activated? If you have factory electric mirrors and the option to auto fold the mirrors, then you should have this button on the door panel. it should also have a light that turns on when activated.

This is too easily said and subjective imo. My car came with such UHP tires (Bridgestone Potenza Sport) and thought the same as you. I then switched to CC2 and the driving pleasure was gone although previously i had got good experiences on such tire on a front wheel drive Lexus (ct200h). Now I am on the Goodyears (Assymetric 6) and i am happy again. This tire is quiet, comfortable, holds the road really well and is also a fairly good rain tire. Is also a reasonably affordable in purchase (<100€) and fuel economy. I am not a racer but I do value good cornering, straight line stability and an allround stable tire. Considering the IS300h is a heavy car with relatively soft suspension, I do believe the car benefits from a tire that isn't too soft in its construction. But like I said, it's subjective. My out of the box experience was an UHP tire when I bought it and I stuck with it. In finding the right tire after the CC2 misery, I found the TireReviews youtube channel and website useful.

Check out this site/page https://www.amayama.com/en/catalogs/lexus/is300h/3-sedan-left-xe30-2016-r-3951/body-and-interior-3/package-tray-panel-luggage-compartment-mat-221 It should tell you exactly which river/part number you need. But ... what i don't get it is, the bootliner has multiple rivets. Just take one and measure the dimensions and you'll know if the ones you find are the right size.

Check the forum. There's plenty of informative posts for mods, tires etc. My view: - tires: personally the CC2 were a step back in driving experience. I've gone back to UHP tires. - mods: TPMS details in console display with a 30€ module from Ali 😁 - Android Carplay unit - Sound deadening - Space saver spare wheel - Rubber boot mat But foremost, just enjoy the car! It's worth it.

The 90k km maintenance interval is an expensive one. Check if that one has been performed.