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There are discussions online about whether third-party cats will work in a Corolla. I have not read too many responses about what type will work and work for how long, etc. All I know is if you were to get the work at your dealership, it will cost a certain amount. I did some searches on...

I am talking about Canadian dollars in my post. I hear it is not common for Corolla Cats to need replacong. The Cat for the Corolla comes in one piece with the Cat and the 2 pipes on either side welded on. Are you saying that a Cat on a Corolla can be replaced with just about any low priced...

Well, I have a 2010 with over 320,000 km and have had a number of repairs in 2019. Latest is replacement of the catalytic converter at cost of $1,600+ Last part I expected to fail. Especialy since my car was regularly maintained at the dealership. In addition, had to pay for a few other...

2010 Corolla with over 320,000 km. Alternator had to be replaced for about $700 CAD. Here is the most unexpected replacement, the catalytic converter for $1,600 CAD. The cats are made to last at least 10 years. Properly maintained at same dealership. In addition repaired a few other items...

@Betsy. I was referring to a tip about running the A/C in tghe winter months for maybe 10 minutes every month or so. It keeps the parts and fluids running. Google it.

My 2010 Corolla is at 320,000 km. Still runs quiet and smooth. A/C still works fine. I occasionally run it for 10 minutes in the winter as recommended by some sites, Alternator was replaced not too long ago. Someone told me these Toyota engines are made to last. I am hoping it goes to at...

That is a non-answer. What I am looking for is something like, 'well most vehicles no matter the make once you reach xxxxxx kilometers may need repair or replacement, etc. If you are at those kilometers, have a look at the alternator as alternator usually last between xxx and xxx. There are...

I have the upgrade package with TPMS. The mechanic has to plug in something to the fuse box to reset the TPMS. I see some cars just have a push button reset.

I just passed 300,000 kilometers on my Corolla CE 2010. Alternator just replaced. What other expenses should I expect from 300,000 kilometers to 400,000 k?

I have a Corolla 2010 CE and it does not have a TPMS reset button. How come some models did not come with a reset button? How would I reset it?