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tlang901 - Please keep us posted. We're very curious as to the cause of this problem and the outcome. With a new car still under warranty, I agree that taking it back to the Toyota dealer you purchased it from is the best way to go.

It just seems like there is an overabundance of silver cars driving down the road. That's what I meant, not that you're a robot.

Gloyd - As for learning about cars, just come to this forum and you will learn a lot. There are many interesting topics of discussion and a lot of videos on a wide range of topics that you can learn from. As for affording vehicle repairs, that can be a problem for most people as vehicle...

Gloyd - Are you saying that all four tires blew out at the same time? If so, the only way that could happen is if the tires ran over something that punctured them. By all means contact your insurance company as quickly as possible!

Fantastic! :thumbsup: :) Thank you for the feedback. I really enjoy helping people with their vehicles. I hope you stick around and enjoy the forum. There are some really great people here and there are many topics of discussion and wonderful videos on a wide range of topics to learn from.

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An interesting, thought provoking video.

jscott43 - Update?

So has anyone else here tried autocross racing? :thumbsup:

Silver, like all the other robots driving down the road. :( Whatever happened to red, green, blue and all their various and wonderful shades?:thumbsup::)

So what does everyone think? Opinions? Discuss.

My pleasure. Let me know if the instructions for resetting the maintenance required light work for you.

Seems like most people could care less about doing that. They get the information they are looking for and, "poof", they are gone. Drive-by's.

Possibly this was a damaged area that was repaired and isn't matching the rest of the car?

http://news.yahoo.com/more-ships-rush-probe-signals-plane-search-073214198--finance.html

So how are they getting inside the car?

The suggestion that you have the Toyota dealer look at this odd problem is because no one here has every seen anything like that before. It is very strange.

By the way, when tires are rotated it's a very good preventative maintenance practice to also rebalance them. This will provide greater driving comfort, (less vibration), and will help extend tire life. Call around to your local tire stores and ask about a lifetime rotation, balance package...

Yes. No need to worry.