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After a bunch of research i installed a set on my 14 Camry SE a week ago. initial observation's , handle well on my 60 mile highway to work and home daily drive. Quiet , and it seems my milage increased a bit.

Just wife and i . we have my truck , my daily driver and her daily driver . Having 3 vehicles has come in handy numerous times.

Wife love’s her 17 SE , we’re in the snow belt and AWD is her friend . Funny thing when we first got it she thought the adaptive cruise and lane warning was great now she has those turned off. The direct and port injection non turbo 6 , lots of room for long trips (I’m 6-3 ) ample luggage space...

Oh well that changes a lot then. If it were me , I would do the reman. It’s going to have to come out for the head gasket anyways and you get a warranty. Also consider servicing the trans and rear end .

Are you doing the work ? Or are you paying to have it done ? How’s the rest of the van, Body in good shape ? The fluids in Trans and rear end have been serviced also .

I’m looking for a good phone alert , price isn’t a major concern.

Any recommendations for a good reliable chest freezer alarm , looking to add one to our garage freezer . Thanks all ..

I buy the tablets from Amazon to mix my own, then for winter I add some isopropyl alcohol .

Oh no , these are off brand that were bought from central tractor many many years ago. But as you said , Important part is grandpas tools.

Close , Ones 12mm and the other is 9/16 . The handles are washers cut in half .

Figured you all here could appreciate this . So when my mom passed 2 yrs ago and when we cleaned out my dads shed completely , I found one of his old tool boxes tucked away . I certainly did not need them , but never the less I couldn’t just get rid of his tools . So I came up with a idea of...

Cheapest way have a friend hold a couple rags folded up over the tail pipe while you feel around the engine exhaust.

They turned out nice, just FYI, many have dubbed mud lights as plug lights as they seem to puncture easy.

Bead sealer and done.

We started out our 2 boys both on used camrys, paid $2500 for one and $ 3000 for the other. Put very little money into them for the 3 years they owned them.

Lack of maintenance killed that engine not synthetic oil.

So what areas do you pay special attention too, that you may have found that wears off quicker and what technics have you found that works best ?

Living in upstate ny I use my 4wd hi going to work in or after heavy snow storms, so my fastest would be 60-65 after roads have been plowed but not clear.

Installed E3 pads &rotors on my f150 and sons escape very happy with them. I’ve towed 4000lbs several times after installing and no complaints

I bought the cheap ones at Walmart and it makes a difference. I have a solid black truck and a red Camry with black interior. With out the windshield shade I can't even touch the steering wheel on the Camry. For $8 they work.