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Hi MrKiem, Just wondering how you managed to pull that secondary fuse box out beside the foot pedals? I tried but it is hard and i didn't want to break any clips or other stuff. Thanks ahead Cheers Kevin

Looks great buddy....I went to my dealer in Kitchener last week and complained about the under body coating they put on my car. To please me, they told me they would give me dealer cost on the winter tires + rims + Covers. I asked what size and they told me 205/55/R16 94H.....Will have them...

Here are two places, give them a call. B line Mechanic...1829 Britannia Rd. E. Mississauga, ON L4W1S6 905-696-9576 Tire23....... (905) 602-8881 5391 Ambler Drive Unit 2 Mississauga, ON L4W 1H1

With the Husky Mat, it will sit behind the gas, clutch and break pedals for my 2014 Corolla S.....The stock doesn't sit behind the pedals. Just have to get used to that. and the lip is high enough to hold snow, ice and water. Where I live we have heavy rain, snow and ice storm. Hope this helps.

I got the Husky Liners for $170Cad Tax and shipping included. It works great with minor adjustment due to the mat is under both gas and break pedals. Also be careful to select either it is for Manual or Automatic Transmission. So far I like it.

2014 Corolla S will be my winter car when these cars below link come out. I will either get 2016 Toyota GT86 Turbo http://www.autoguide.com/auto-news/2014/09/toyota-rumored-offer-turbo-awd-gt86.html Or 2017 Toyota Supra...

I have been looking to get one of these for few months now to avoid A$$hole like the guy in this video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZJjDLnZ5ZA

Another good article. http://www.tirerack.com/winter/tech/techpage.jsp?techid=126

Read this and make your decision. http://tires.about.com/od/understanding_tires/a/Why-You-Should-Downsize-Your-Winter-Wheels.htm I am planning to get 195/55/15 Michelin X Ice XI3...Got a quote for $896 CAD......Installed and taxes Included. Also, there is a $70 Rebate. Good luck Cheers

It got mine done as well.....Because it is Manual, Stealership said the same and I said WTF.....Next day they told me they will give me the key for free ;)

http://www.corollaforum.com/showthread.php?t=2916

Here is my Hood Deflector.

That is how they make money....(Labour)

Great video.... And your Warranty is now void ;)

All I can say is test drive the car yourself and decide my friend. Regarding to the big digital speedometer found on 8th gen Civic, I did miss it but I really like the new look on the Corolla speedometer. Good luck Cheers

I had an 8th Generation Civic Ex, my ex-Girlfriend had a 2007 Honda Civic Si and a Type R. My family all drive Honda cars, so I have an opportunity to drive the CRX, CRV, Accord, CRV, Pilot and the Honda Fit which was my last car. I just bought the 2014 Toyota Corolla S Premium for a month now...

That is what I am getting as well a Hood Deflector. $189 installed

My friend works for paint and detail shop and I asked for his opinion and that is what he told me. I had tough time deciding either to go with Hood Deflector or Paint Protective Film. But if you decide to go with Toyota Film, it is 7 years warranty.

It looks great for first year and after that the clear film slowly turn yellow due to the acid rain, salt, air pollution, UV etc......Hood Deflector is better choice to protect your front end car. Just my .02 cents

Great find.... But DISLIKE :thumbdown: