All New 2013 Toyota Vios (3rd Gen)

**roider31** · March 25th, 2017 04:50 AM

Originally Posted by sylphunter

mga boss ask ko lang po, sa mga naka 1.3e
may ticking sounds kapag nasa 65 to 75 kph yung takbo nung auto.

ano po kaya cause? minsan may katok minsan wala, pero pag meron, always around 65 to 75kph yung speed.

matic po, 2014. 11,000+ palang odo.
recently lang din ako nagdrive na walang music so ngayon ko lang napansin na may ganung tunog.

Panung ticking sound? so far yung akin 12k na yung odo wala naman, 100kph ung takbo w/ sound off wla naman ibang sound kundi ung harurot ng sasakyan.. Question, pag ba nag ticking sound, nag bi-blink ung ilaw mo? marami possible cause yan ...

**danzgrace** · April 2nd, 2017 12:43 AM

Sir, I have 2015 vios E, ano po model ng oil filter natin? saka ano size para makabili ako ng sariling oil filter wrench? Thanks!

**danzgrace** · April 2nd, 2017 12:45 AM

Originally Posted by danzgrace

Sir, I have 2015 vios E, ano po model ng oil filter natin? saka ano size para makabili ako ng sariling oil filter wrench? Thanks!

1.3e pala ang model ko

**cta2** · April 7th, 2017 10:52 AM

its time for me to replace tires (all 4)... have already canvass for specs but I got different answers... some say yes, some no... I was hoping for actual experience

I want my tires (if possible) to be bigger (higher) with stock mags (e model)

stock tires are 185,60,15R... so I was hoping 185,65,15R

One store said its possible w/o rubbing or any issue.... some store tells me its not possible...

Anyone tried this set up?...

I know its not visually nice, but my car is literally our "workhorse" vehicle for errands, for some rough roads, etc... any clearance will be helpful

Thanks

**dr. d** · April 7th, 2017 11:47 AM

Originally Posted by cta2

its time for me to replace tires (all 4)... have already canvass for specs but I got different answers... some say yes, some no... I was hoping for actual experience

I want my tires (if possible) to be bigger (higher) with stock mags (e model)

stock tires are 185,60,15R... so I was hoping 185,65,15R

One store said its possible w/o rubbing or any issue.... some store tells me its not possible...

Anyone tried this set up?...

I know its not visually nice, but my car is literally our "workhorse" vehicle for errands, for some rough roads, etc... any clearance will be helpful

Thanks

when faced with issues, i stick to stock. there is probably a reason why the manufacturer determined what size the tires should be.
sometimes, the answer may be something not easily felt, until some time, maybe months or years, after the switch.

errr... sumayad na ba ilalim ng sasakyan nyo, or are you "thinking ahead"?
kung hindi pa naman sumayad, e... wag na kayong magpalit ng tire size.
good luck, po.

btw, if the tire circumference changes from stock, it will probably throw off the odometer's and speedometer's readings "a bit". are you willing to live with this?

**cta2** · April 7th, 2017 03:30 PM

The car is regularly driven hard by different drivers, including me... I have the usual sayad like entering a driveway w/o caution, humps when car is fully loaded (or over loaded) by kids (other driver is a college kid)

Anyway, I can live with scrapes and scratches as long as car is reliable and mechanically sound.

I just see an opportunity once I change tires... I have done this before with a Nissan Exalta... and I like the effect... boaty in a way ;-) but that was guaranteed by the tire supplier that it wont scrape.

I just want to be sure (if anyone has experience), because I don't like the idea of going back to the Tire supplier and argue if it did scrape.

If I don't get a definitive answer, your very much right, that I will stick to stock.

Thanks for the reply

**makinao** · April 7th, 2017 08:38 PM

Originally Posted by cta2

I want my tires (if possible) to be bigger (higher) with stock mags (e model)

stock tires are 185,60,15R... so I was hoping 185,65,15R

I've always bought one size wider tires than stock. Never had a problem with sayad. With my 2012 2nd gen E, I went from 175/65/r14 to 185/65/r14. Feel became a little bouncy. But cornering and comfort improved. And IMHO it looked subtly nicer because of the higher profile.

Check out the difference here:
185/6-R15 vs 195/6-R15 Tire Comparison - Tire Size Calculator | Tacoma World

**sylphunter** · April 12th, 2017 08:27 PM

weirdo talaga ng casa

nakalagay sa manual eh replace brake fluid every 2 years, pero pinilit ng SA na sa 40,000km pa daw yun :D
oh well

**nowitzki41** · April 12th, 2017 08:36 PM

Originally Posted by sylphunter

weirdo talaga ng casa

nakalagay sa manual eh replace brake fluid every 2 years, pero pinilit ng SA na sa 40,000km pa daw yun :D
oh well

Actually parang technically he's correct sir. Kasi kung susundin strictly yung 5k kms or every 3mos (standard PMS), technically every year, 20k kms ang dapat itatakbo mo.. And 40k kms ang itatakbo mo on your 2nd year. Pero yun nga, strictly following that condition yun sir..

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**dr. d** · April 13th, 2017 01:04 AM

Originally Posted by sylphunter

weirdo talaga ng casa

nakalagay sa manual eh replace brake fluid every 2 years, pero pinilit ng SA na sa 40,000km pa daw yun :D
oh well

these are guidelines, po, not laws.
SAs can not "pilit". they can only recommend, and you can always decline. my favorite line is, "wag na muna, bossing. wala sa budget, e".
i'd follow the manual. it's on paper for you to sue with. the SA has only his voice.

and you can be like me and others like me. we interpret the pms on the cheapest cost basis.