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My 2014 Corolla has 88,700 miles . No problems so far.

With high gas prices I try not to travel to far. I don`t go to gyms , but I like to do hiking and bicycling .

I just use my stock size tire on my 2014 . But I drive careful to save gas.

Or the 3rd from the left? They are all pretty. :)

I bet the weather was great in Florida for you. :)

The 3rd from the right side .

Nice photos Betzy. :) Are those girls your buddies ? :)

The main reason I went a couple pounds over the 32 was that Winter was coming and in cold weather the tire pressure would drop some.

My favorite head unit. :D

I had mine done at the dealership at 60k miles on my 2014 . I wouldn`t feel safe changing my own.

I had mine done at the dealer on my 2014 Corolla. It was 60k miles . But I don`t know if they did a complete flush or just a drain and fill.

The 32 number is on the door entry. I stay close to 32 maybe a couple pounds over sometime , but never want it less than 32 .

PS I use 0w 20 only. That is what Toyota recommends

Wow , you guys do work that I would have a problem doing. If I need any work like that just come on over. :)

My 2014 Corolla came with fog lights.

Here in this area Winter is not great . So I always do an oil change in my driveway before the cold and snowfall weather . Then I do another in between Spring and summer when it is decent outside. So I do at least twice a year and may change before the mileage is close to needing. May or may not...

I got some new tires not long ago but weather is turning colder. Still not winter weather of course. I checked the tire pressure and they were down a bit from the 32 lb. recommended. So I went and filled them up to 35 lb. per tire. I figure with the weather just going to get colder they will...

I wonder if they are draining all the fluid when they did that ?

The car looks fine and should last a long time .

my 2014 now has about 86k miles . Have had no issues.