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Got my NX 300h in summer 2017, changed the 1st winter to Michelin CrossClimate and use them ever since. Great tires. Went up the Austrian mountains as you can see.

I can only support this. I use these tires since 5 years on my NX now and they are great in all weather conditions.

It’s really easy and enjoyable to customize the Lexus with the OBD2 adapter. After over 4 years I finally got rid of the annoying beep when opening/closing the trunk. You can even set the intensity of the beeps.

In the owners manual I presume Dr. Livingstone 😉

Just curious, what is an iPhone 7s? To my knowledge there are iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus and iPhone 8 etc. Used quite a lot iPhone models since 2017. Never had any problems, good luck.

Perfectly explained

My 15 years experience with Lexus is that you have 2 or 3 „external“ facelifts before a new model comes out. During this time you have a continuous improvement „inside“ the car. This is done year by year and depends also on the model and extras you bought. E.g. my pre facelift 2017 model can’t be upgraded with Apple or Android car. An after facelift model might or might not be upgradable depending on the infotainment/navi version installed.

Interesting name for the seat material: Tahara (man-made). Here in Germany, as everywhere else I guess, they offer special „last edition“ models in preparation for the the new models arrival. Keeping the car mileage lower as expected during the pandemic, I decided to stay with my July 2017 NX. It’s certainly true that Lexus refines each model during production but I rather wait for the 2022 NX.

Or you just do this (Photo made today 🙂

Very good. So the only challenge will be to operate parking gates when driving alone 😉

Experiment done. Looks Ok to me. So no stickers and stuff for a trip to the UK?

My NX has the usual LED‘s. Would be great to just go one day again. The last time I went with a car to the UK was in 2010 with my RX 400h. That time I did nothing with the lights as it was only for 2 days.

Do I understand this correctly, that any kind of „stickers“ on the lights are not needed anymore?

After some checks with the Eurolites paperwork I believe I am a bit the wiser now. To use the sticker on my „simple“ LED lights should be ok. The „not for LED“ seems to refer to the matrix LED‘s on certain models.

I checked a product from „Eurolites“ lately but it states „not for LED“, so have to look on I guess.