Is200 Sport New Mesh Grill Needed

Thank you. Unfortunately, I have a C7 unit in the rear rack, so the option from China does not suit me.

Have they solved your issue? I’ve got exactly the same problem and it’s driving me crazy!

Hi All. I have the same extremely annoying rattling noise. Brand new car and any small road imperfection makes this super annoying rattling noise. Anyone figured out what’s causing it?

I had one on an extended test drive this week. It’s quieter and the revs don’t flare much (it doesn’t bother me on the 250h) and it is noticeably quicker. I also noticed a marked improvement in fuel economy. I thought the speed warning would bother me but it was very subdued and quite a pleasant tone. I can live with that. It’s a legal requirement on any car registered from 2024. Another interesting observation was that I tested the water with the insurance and they said it would generate a £65 rebate which I presume is down to the safety systems on it.

I think all IS cars come with tpms built in. Not sure if the lower variants don't have it. But mostly all have it and if you want it displayed on the instrument cluster then you can add this type of module from china https://a.aliexpress.com/_EJkKpoJ Thread on this here https://www.lexusownersclub.co.uk/forum/topic/132372-digital-lcd-display-tyre-pressure-module/#comments

what happens to used LC500s prices. With no more available new cars at a dealer will prices on used ones hold and then start rising? I'm interested.

Such a good looking car with the wide arch kit. I’d love to see concept images of the RCF and how much it was tamed down before release. Also wonder if the car was originally designed with the RC300/h in mind with the RCF following after. Most fast versions of cars were designed as base models then tuned up however My old FK civic was designed first and foremost as a Type R with ‘lesser’ models being de-styled versions.

Of course, I will. That's why I bought a Lexus.

Hello everyone Has anyone installed a full-fledged tire pressure monitoring system? I have a Lexus IS250 MK3 F-Sport luxury 2013 I want information about the pressure in each tire to be displayed on the dashboard. I know that the system was implemented in GS, it was necessary to buy: TIRE PRESSURE WARNING INDICATOR (for the rear side), TIRE PRESSURE WARNING INDICATOR (for the front side) and TIRE PRESSURE WARNING INITIATOR DRIVER has anyone installed such a system on IS?

We usually replace the sensors one at a time as and when when they fail. Are any fault codes present ?

The only ‘Options’ on a SE-L model IS are Multimedia Package Sun(Moon)Roof and Dynamic Cruise Control.

At last, someone who shares the same view as me 👍 I’ve stated before, “the car can be hurried along country lanes, especially if you have the adaptive dampers.”

Yes indeed and seems to be pretty good as well

The outside letter is written outside of the wheel as installed. I went to alignment garage and everything was ok. In there they told me my car pulls because i have wider tires in rear and it isnt mentioned to be that way and estonia roads are not that good. He couldnt explain how i disnt have any problems when tires were incorrectly installed. After that i went to that MOT check or sonething and he checked all the bushings and suspensions and stuff and everything was in good condition. Maybe it really is because of vad roads here. Im out of ideas myself.

Unusual to need all 4. I think I've done 2 so far. The genuine sensors are Denso. I would use original equipment but Bosch or another decent make should be okay. Denso 89465-50120 £74 + shipping £15 Amayama £99 Euro Car parts. £247 ! Lexus Parts Direct

With none other than Valentino Rossi at the wheel.

Thats it I've caught a few glimpses of it on Eurosport, I remember many years ago they were racing at Brands Hatch, I didn't have my RCF then but do remember the thunderous sound, mind you so were the AMG's making a nice noise. Looks like a BMW has taken the lead now

I have a friend who works in reception who has said he can do me a good deal on a tyre to match the cars original.

Don’t tell everybody Paul, they’ll all want one !

Quite interesting how they ignore the facelift, which is years old now, and keep it based on the OG look. 🙂

Well, I came full circle back to Lexus after looking at Volvo XC60 and 90 models, Mazda cX5 and CX60's, Kia and a few others. Volvos didn't do any engine options I wanted and lots of reports of niggling faults despite the lovely interiors. Ride quality so-so. CX5 too small for my needs, CX60 priced too high imho, as looking at year old higher spec models they were all over £40K and the interiors not up to lexus standards plus reports of issues with the over stressed turbo engine models plus way too much plastic used under the bonnet, including for the cooling and interior heating systems. Ride quality no-where near as good as the 4th gen RX models. I immediately discounted Kia as they and Hyundai both have the very same canbus vulnerability as the Lexus, Toyota, Porsche, landrover and ford cars. Bought a very nice Rx4 in the end with steel plate mods plus additional security and despite the galling insurance premium, couldn't be happier with the car. No other model yet offers the same blend of interior quality, ride quality and reliability. Performance is laughably understated by Lexus and all the same responses from reviewers saying this is no sports SUV equally laughable. It flies in sport + mode.

Yes I saw that too, but the Lexus RCF number 87 is currently leading it's GT3 group

Embarrassingly, it collided with the parent company Hypercar in the warmup. 🤣 Nevertheless, the Toyotas are moving towards the front quite nicely after poor qualifying positions.

Car number 78 is currently racing at the Lemans 24 hours. I tried to get a picture of it but failed. Anyway good to see the car racing

The rear wash-jet was my first thought but given I have no noise from the pump when engaged I'm inclined to think it's the pump. Having said that I could end up removing the rear spoiler and un-blocking or replacing the jet if the pump isn't the culprit!