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Hmmmmm, dog in Supra or 4runner, more room in the later.

Oh, that's really taking pride in ur job.

So, how did a broken spark plug happen?

Yes, but where's the cabin filter location, I've looked and can't find it. Searched the web, nothing. Real simple on my 2018 4runner limited. Open the glovebox, and flip down a flap and there it is.

https://www.costco.com/quickjack-5%2C000-lb-capacity-portable-car-lift.product.100460313.html

$1049.99 at Costco.

Hanging them is a no go, I b 67 and watch what I'm lifting. Plus my wife would b yelling at me--- -->:rant:

I live up north by Prescott, and Findlay Toyota has 5 Supra techs there. Haven't had my Supra serviced yet, only 950 miles so far. Congratulations on the new Supra.

How did the assembly go with those Quick jacks, and can you leave them on floor scooted in and drive the Supra over them, and then slide them out to jack up? Costco also has them, I'm thinking.:hmm:

If I'm correct, there's none on the rears.

No, no, no, those stay on. If u look at the shipping ones on previous pictures, they look completely different.

Wow, my Prescott Toyota dealer has 5 trained supra tech's.

I like the cap set, clean look. How much, and where to get the set.

Got this in my email this morning, During your routine maintenance services our factory-trained technicians do checks of the health and longevity of your battery and its terminals. However, batteries may fail prematurely between your routine service visits due to a number of factors...

So, build date makes a difference? Mine is 01/21.

Once get it down, it's pretty simple.

Yeah, those all go off at about 5 or 10 minutes.

So, I learned this can be done multiple ways. When I park the car in the garage and push on/off button to turn off and open door, everything powers down, but there's the hazard light still on, and light switch where you tun light on off, auto so on and so on, which goes off after a couple...

ceramic coating on the wheels.

Cleaned the freaking brake dust on my stock wheels, what a chore. Is the any safe wheel cleaner to spray on, then rinse and let dry with no water spots. I remember a product years ago that my compadre used on his straight spoke wheels, but forgot what it was called.