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Doesn't even seem right, I have a 10/23 built HEV and I got my second fob in February 1st.
I can't deny they look pretty decent for being a cheapie set. Like many here, the 19s will likely retire once the OEM tires are done, probably...
I got some Tirerack Chinese special 16s too, they look super dinky but it works. Is it tight up front? You bet it. I probably can't fit more than...
Shockingly good deal when it stickers $37,500 after destination at the cheapest with zero options, which I don't think even exist for the most part.
If this is major concern, you can literally buy a 16" alloy from any 5x114.3 bolt pattern Toyota, put a whatever tire on it, store it in your...
Maybe not as common in your market, but a 225/55/17 was used by USDM Subaru Outbacks and Crosstreks for many years.
All that is optional, nobody is forcing anyone to put together an emergency kit. Cars without any spares isn't anything new. What is also not new...
I don't disagree with your concerns but to rule out otherwise a good car forever because of tire availability is ignorant. Go ahead and get the...
You literally can just move down to 17s and go 215/55/17 which is a very generic tire size...came on Camrys for many many years.
Literally can buy Prius Primes in stock in many Boston area dealers, with discounts...
Nice deal, single OEM 19" wheel sells on eBay for $200-300 consistently.
Yes, he is mostly right. Dealers mostly can't even control what they get. Toyota dictates the allocation for the most part.
Oh okay, it is automatically doing it. That's pretty cool. Thanks.
So you just wrote down the IDs and then inserted them into the car? Or is it auto-recognizing?
5 weeks isn't that long, especially on a brand new car, enjoy the trip.
