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There's this video on YouTube. But I think the above method is simpler though I have yet to try it.

I say no. Stock wheels on 2018 LE is 16" while the SE is 17".

To function as a fog light, and to make the headlights brighter. Toyota did it for the Camry. They should have done it for the Corolla too.

Cool! Thanks again!

Awesome! Thank You! I'm assuming you disconnected the negative cable of your battery first prior to touching any wiring?

Do you have step by step procedure including parts list? Will this allow the DRL to function normally while the headlight is not on?

There are tutorial videos in YouTube.

Torsion bar may need to be replaced.

You shouldn't install a wing since it is useless for front wheel drive. You're just going to create drag which will make your car slower. Stick with a stock spoiler. At least that is supposed to help with stability.

Considering you have a stock 17" wheel, I wouldn't go no more than 225/45/17 to stay within accuracy of your speedometer and without having to roll anything unless you have extreme low setup. The second image shows comparison to the stock tire size 215/40/17 to a wider 225/45/17...

https://www.kbb.com/ https://www.edmunds.com/

Sorry to say no aftermarket intake is legal in California for the 11th Gen (2014+) Corollas. Your best bet is to use AEM or K&N filters with your stock air box.

I'm surprised you did not include Brut in your list! I love it! LMAO!

Manufacturers usually install the cheapest stock tires, so replacing at 30-40k is normal.

I don't really notice any sound difference, but I find USB easier to navigate. And if you have an image embedded in your music it will display that image with newer head units.

You have to admit you made the wrong assumption. That's what I would say if I was wrong. There was nowhere in WARIV's comments where it indicated he bought a HB, so I assumed it was a sedan. Hey, but I like how you shop for a new car. That's exactly how I purchased my SEDAN last year :). I just...

According to Toyota's website, the 2019 Corolla SE and XSE both come in 17" wheels

Mapisa has some excellent body kits. http://shop.mapisainternationalgroup.com/en/

First thing I did was tint the windows. Next, plan to lower it since SE and above come in 17" low profile wheels, and Toyota left a big wheel gap.

Time for a new one. Pioneer NEX line has some awesome smart stereos worth considering.