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Sounds like a high stress place to live.

moose500 - So do you have any updates on this problem?

When you want competent oil advice and products that work, come to me instead of the guy at Walmart. :thumbup1::) Toyota engineers specify the 5W-30 viscosity for your Corolla. For a 2002 Corolla, the website http://www.CarComplaints.com lists the most reported complaint for this car as...

Do you really want to use the cheapest auto parts you can find? Remember, we do get what we pay for. I'd hate to see you broken down and stranded somewhere because of a cheap auto part.

Advance Auto Parts has PCV valves for your Corolla right in stock. No waiting. Why order from china-bay? http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/c3/pcv-valves-related/15301?isAllVehicle=false&showTitle=&vehicleIdFromReq=41963&vehicleIdSearch=41963

70 mph will really negatively impact a good fuel economy average. Drive 55 mph and watch the fuel economy skyrocket! :thumbup1:

The vast majority of gasoline is what I refer to as contaminated with a blend of 10% ethanol, which reduces fuel economy about 10%. Unless your car requires it, Premium gasoline is a waste of money.

Is that while using ethanol contaminated gasoline, or 100% real gasoline?

So how many $$$$ did I earn? :thumbup1::)

Welcome to the Corolla Forum! :thumbup1::clap::):thumbup::party::balloon: I've never heard of what you mention, although it sounds like a good idea. A diesel Corolla? What country do you live in?

porschpow - Here in our, "Toyota Corolla Maintenance", section, we have a complete how to video on replacing axle shafts. :thumbup1: Click the link below - http://www.corollaforum.com/showthread.php?t=2071

Thank you for sharing! :thumbup1:

Moose500 - I recommend taking your car to an independent transmission shop to have them evaluate the situation and make a recommendation for you. What you are being told could be entirely incorrect and could be something as simple as the transmission fluid being low.

What year/make/model car has that size?

My Bridgestone Ecopia's have worn very well. They come with a 65,000 mile warranty.

Uneven tire wear comes from an out of alignment condition, worn struts or shock absorbers, lack of timely tire rotations or a combination of all three.

If a vehicle needs an expensive extended warranty, it's not a very good vehicle. Extended warranties are a good deal, for the company selling them.

What was your most important reason for buying a Toyota Corolla?

You know you're a Rice Boy when the tachometer in your car is bigger than your head!

A meatball pizza. :thumbup1::D