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I feel ya. Having an accident with a car, small or big is not fun. At least it wasn't a total loss...or a deer! https://www.corollaforum.com/threads/11-vs-17-engine.8146/

Go to tirerack.com. Great source for all tire needs. They even list recommended alternate sizes for your car. In my opinion, the tire itself will be more important than the size.

Year and model trim?

https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a25167166/2020-toyota-corolla-hybrid-sedan-photos-info/ Enjoy!

My 2011 S got the same mileage as my current 2017 LE. It's the engine. An old design that did well when new but way behind newer competition in terms of power and efficiency. Hopefully the new 2.0 takes care of these 'problems' while maintaining the reliability.

I ended up getting Continental TrueContact Tour. They are overkill for me on the tread wear but they hit the mark everywhere else...

I would make sure the warranty includes suspension components. Not all of them do.

Thanks for the update JohnnyB1. However, make sure you keep an eye on the dip stick for moisture again. This 'fix' is a 'brush it under a rug' fix and not finding the root cause, weather related or not. However, the dealer may not have much to work on yet as the 2.0 engine is all new. So any...

I found this: https://mobiloil.com/en/faq/ask-our-auto-experts/questions-for-auto-experts/how-does-water-get-into-motor-oil

I'm definitely interested on how this gets handled and what the issue is. Good luck.

Does this car have the new 2.0L engine?

$5500 seems to be a good deal. But at the end of the day, you have to figure out if it's the right deal for you. The condition of the car, how it drives, price, it's history (and knowing it was in an accident) all need to be factored in.

This is correct, my old US spec '11 S did not have auto headlights nor push button.

How much? Plus it's been in an accident. Hard to tell if it was major or not but those owners must've got rid of right after the accident. They only had it for 5 months. Comes all down to price and if the car feels right to you. I would also get it inspected by your mechanic to make sure...

I had a similar thing happen to a '06 Mazda MPV. The body shop was able to repair/replace the clips somehow. It worked just fine. I would look into seeing if that is an option.

Remote start here. Though it came with my car when I bought it used this past October.

Might be based on your current driving conditions. You will also take a MPG hit with colder weather usually.

I'm looking to see what tires you have bought and were happy with. I'm looking for something with the best all around traction as possible. Mile longevity isn't crucial as I will put less than 10k a year easily and the tires will most likely age and crack before the tread wears. My last...

I just noticed some rattling on my '17 today in the pillar. Seems odd around there. My '11 that I recently totaled with 96k miles did not rattle at all.

Yes, the range sucks. My 2011 did way better than my current 2017. If I need range, I use my aftermarket remote starter fob that came with the car. It's range is amazing.