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The original equipment size is P155/80R-13. The optional size of P175/70R-13 can also be used. A P175/80R-13 size is much larger, will likely hit the car and cause the speedometer to be very inaccurate. http://www.TireRack.com has two choices available in the P155/80R-13 size. One is the...

Pretty nice looking car for a, "beater". :)

Using AMSOIL synthetic motor oil, the price would be about the same and you'd enjoy much easier cold winter engine starts, (no clattering engine sounds from metal-to-metal wear going on, greatly accelerating engine wear), less strain on the battery and starter, superior cold and hot engine...

But cutting springs is doing it right and in fact it's superior than donating hard earned cash to aftermarket spring companies, who also cut their springs. :) The suspension engineer Herb Adams who developed the Pontiac Trans AM WS-6 high performance suspension package recommends cutting...

Any automotive junkyard should have the correct antenna from another Corolla and for a lot less money than a new one.

I'm hearing from Civic owners that the cars aren't what they used to be compared to many years ago. From what I've seen with prices for them they also seem to be very expensive. The Corolla might be a better buy.

Well, a failed catalyctic convertor? Try going to a different Advance Auto Parts store and get another computer scan to see if the results are the same.

Good job on the repair! :thumbsup: :) AMSOIL synthetic motor oils can save you a lot of money vs. petroleum oils. How many miles per year are you driving your Corolla, how often do you change the oil and what does each oil change cost you?

My pleasure. Glad to be of help. I'm happy you were able to pinpoint the problem. I thought you had mentioned the tires were already balanced though?

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It works. It's proven. It's safe. It costs much less than donating our hard earned money to aftermarket spring companies, who by the way cut their own springs. :) I've seen coil-over spring equipped cars driving down the road and they look like a bouncing skateboard. Besides, a Corolla is an...

Slow-rolla - Welcome to the Corolla Forum! :)

It's not dying at all here, it's growing. The problem are the selfish, inconsiderate, ill-mannered people who come here, make one post looking for free advice and then vanish never to be heard from again. It's a sad commentary on our culture when people behave like this.

Nothing wrong with cutting coil springs, as long as it's done correctly, as with anything. Automotive engineers like Herb Adams has been cutting coil springs for years with stellar results. Stock springs have already settled and so cutting stock springs can actually be better than using...

This behavior is a very disturbing and saddening trend. Makes you start to lose faith in your fellow man. Isn't it kind of cumbersome to type, make posts, surf the Internet, etc., with a tiny little phone?

Yes indeed, "users", is a very appropriate term. I've made nine posts today asking these, "users", how they've made out with the car problems that they were having and we in the Corolla Forum have been nice enough to take our time, experience and knowledge to help them out with. Not a single...

libra2458 - So it's been thirty one days since your post. Did you purchase a Corolla?

Welcome to the Corolla Forum. :) Have you tried Googling your car club question?

Marcos - So it's been sixteen days since your post. What's the status of your car? Everyone in the Corolla Forum is curious.

So it's been eight months since your post. What's the status of your car?