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At the moment we have 'Bridgestone' S001 R17 tyres on our Lexus 300h which we don't feel we are getting good mileage from them. Can anyone recommend the best tyres for our car. Quietness is important

I have a Lexus 300h with 60,000 miles. I am getting approximately 12,000 miles before I have to replace the tyre. I have Bridgestone S001 R17, is this normal or should I change the make.

I have a 60,000 mile Lexus 300h, I am getting approximately 12,000 miles on a tyre before it needs replacing, I have Bridgestone S001 R17. Is this normal or should I change the make of the tyre

I understand all the reasons but I assume Lexus knew what they were doing on the colour markings of the tyres. May I also point out the new tyres were on the rear and the car was perfect over the last 3 years upto the tyre change.

After getting 2 new tyres fitted at Lexus garage my 3yr old Lexus 300h pulled to the right. Lexus test drove it and said it was ok, so I took it to a tyre specialist, after putting it on their machine he said the wheel alignment was out. Returned it back to Lexus, they tested it on their 'Beissbarth' machine and agreed it was out and adjusted it. I find it still pulls to the right, can anyone suggest what could be the problem and what else can I do to rectify it?

I have wind noise on my driver's side, have had a sealer replaced on the black quarter panel on the driver's window but hasn't helped. Any suggestions

To put all your minds at ease went to Lexus, the earth lead was off, they put it back on, tightened it, been alright since.

Both times the battery was flat. Silver, grey leather trim, Sat Nav

Hi, Avensis we have had from new, interior is immaculate, car had only done 50,000 miles. My Lexus has never been on a motorway, lot of village driving at 30 mph on EV mode mostly B roads, so never been over 65 mph. Maybe this is the problem??

Broke down twice in one week, the AA 'jumped it off', via the fuse box underneath the bonnet which apparently is the correct way, they couldn't check the battery as he didn't know were it was located. Driver's leather seat has not enough lumber support for my partner, he tried a mesh seat support and a cushion to no avail, he then bought a thick support pillow which to date seems to be working, without this he suffers with severe back pains, even though he had no problems with his old Toyota Carina or his current 7 year old Avensis. Managing to get 49mpg at best, thats driving very carefully, Lexus have offered to buy it back at £26,000, its only done 2,700 miles, it would be a loss of almost £7,000, too much to lose.

Hi all who have owned a Lexus IS 300H Now you have all had your Lexus IS 300H for a while and they are 'bedded in' how is your MPG. I am picking up my Lexus IS 300H Luxury March 2014 and very interested how close you are to the quoted 62MPG. Thanks