Welcome to TundraSolutions.com! - New Members/Highlander Owners Introduce Yourself...

[Planedoc]

Hi all,

New to the forum; I've been a technician on corporate jets for almost 30 years and have an '02 Highlander that I'm just getting into serious PM - best car I've ever had.

[pushthetempo20]

Just getting my own 04 highlander and am very excited. We just sold our exterra to get it. We loved the exterra very much, but three car seats don't fit great on the one seat, so we went with the highlander for the third row. Can I get bigger tires for it though? Does anyone know what the biggest size I can put on it without rubbing? It looks like there's a little more room for bigger tires than the 07, so hopefully we can do a little improving. Ii was thinking of doing a small lift too in order to squeeze in a little bigger tire. Any thoughts or suggestions? Let me know. Thanks.

[guylander]

Hello All,

Newbie here with an '05 I4/4WD/40K miles. Driving like an old lady (but not from Pasadena)and getting 27 mpg highway only and just over 25 in mixed use. My boy was just getting too big to fit in the back seat of a Focus and I couldn't pass this one up at the price.

Lots of good info, thanks. Mine has OEM steel 16" wheels and I'm looking for a set of factory alloys in the same size. Anybody got a set in the rafters that they want to get rid of cheap? (Hey, I am really a Scot after all, talk about a race of penny pinchers!)

Cheers,

Guylander

[kevin c]

Hi new member, first post. Great to be here!

I'm new to these forums and might not have my hands around "proper protocol". Let me know if I'm posting in the wrong place!

We're turning in our sienna and looking at a Highlander. 2002, 95K, 4cyl, appears to be in great condition! Wasn't sure if I should be concerned about the SPA/oil gelling or any other issues on this rig.

Any thoughts on buying this with this kind of milage?

thanks,

kevin c