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Yea ,I agree with Chris Denton. My 2014 has 49k miles and as far as I can see it has no problem on the original battery.

I would also suggest you go log on to "Bob is the oil guy" forum.

Also 40k is no where near high mileage.

Stick with 0-20w full synthetic.

Over by some. 4.7litre =4.96qts. Over by a 1/3 of a quart. I don`t think there is enough to cause any problem

I do like the looks of that but I wouldn`t do it for fear of cutting down my brightness.

around 2k rpm ,but on cold days it runs a little higher on take off.

I drive moderate, I want good gas mileage.

Have a 2014 with 48k miles and still on original, fars as I know it`s still fine.

Do you have something heavy sitting on the passenger seat?

I got a 2014 and haven`t used my horn yet.

I was wondering tool when a battery is on its last legs before it dies completely? I have one with around 47 k miles and it seems to start the car just fine . I would like to replace mine before it just croaks on me.

Yep Chris, that combined with running cold uses more gas . Still gets darn good mpg, just that in the summer it`s even better.

87 octane . Before winter set in was averaging 39mpg . With this horrid winter weather it has dropped several mpg`s. The car sounds exactly the same as when I would use a higher octane.

Aren`t most batteries sealed up now a days?

You don`t have very many miles either do you Chris. I live in Indiana near the Michigan border. My dad years ago when he retired moved down to Florida, I remember him telling me that hot weather was harder on batterys. When it does go out though I hope I get some warning and not go out one...

I would suggest never to lease a car. I suggest you listen to "Dave Ramsey" on the radio.

Got a 2014 Corolla with 47k miles . We are having some single digit and below this week and next.So far the car is starting up ok. I just wonder if anyone has had to replace a battery yet? What do you suppose is the average lifespan on these batterys?

I think you are fine, that shouldn`t have hurt a thing.

Thanks, brothabear.