Well, there wouldn’t even have been a discussion. “IF” Lexus made trucks…. There’s a reason we’ve had 5 (or 6?) Lexus’s in a row. But it’s still Toyota and this makes so little sense. After posting yesterday, I went down and measured her battery. 12.16 V. I just shouldn’t have to keep...
I've worn Lexus (dealer and Lexus Corporate customer satisfaction) out, thinking they might be more receptive to solving the issue. No, if that battery reaches 70-80% SOC, that's perfect operation for them. Because her trips are more infrequent and shorter, she might park it at or under 70%...
Lexus has already replaced the battery on my wifes 2026 RX350 Luxury. (yes, I know it has some parasitic drain at all times) Toyota just doesn't seem to care though, about charging the battery "enough" in my opinion. I have a voltmeter plugged in to the lighter socket, so I can see when it...
Well, I really really like my Tacoma Limited. I drive it constantantly over a newer and even better equipped LEXUS RX Luxury version. It (a very well equipped Tacoma) just seems to have the right road feel. It's definitely not a sports car feel , but it just feels "well behaved" on the road...
This may not have anything to do with your present issue, but I thiought I'd mention "it" for what it's worth...
- 2025 Tacoma Limited 13573 miles
- 2026 Lexus RX350 Luxury 2729 miles
I'm going back and forth with Lexus corporate customer satisfaction first, as they are always the easiest of...
It can take a good period of time to connect. (but I wouldn't think over 5 minutes under any condition) I'll try mine later today. Make sure your subscription is registered properly. (That's really all I can think of if the Carista device is working properly)
I don't think this is user configurable in any way. It's "supposed to be" hard coded in to the infotainment system. (I think) It's not accessible from Carista that I know of and is likely, or perhaps I should say, it might be a "bug." You might try disconnecting the battery for 20 or 30...
I'm good with the reply. I feel it's a reasonable position. Toyota is not going to play any games. I'd say they have quite a list of problems right now. But hey, you "may" know more than their engineers, and hey they might be wrong too. It's was a recommendation, not a test of wills. Stay...
I wouldn't mess with Toyota at all, esp. right now with the V35 issues. It's 0w20 until the warranty is out. Then and only then , I "might" consider 0w30. (in the summer) I tow around 5600 pounds and carry more weight on the truck. (riders and some cargo)