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Your local Toyota dealer will be the easiest and best bet.

There's a speck of dirt on the left front door and a fingerprint on the rear window. :D

Yes, many tires wear out in 30,000 miles, some less than 10,000 miles depending on the tires, especially original equipment tires which unless we're talking about a high-end vehicle, don't tend to wear very long. High performance tires wear out comparatively quickly by design, otherwise they...

Welcome aboard! :) Why would you refuse to go to the dealer? There is where the most experienced and trained automotive technicians are that have the best chance of repairing your Toyota correctly, as opposed to an independent that doesn't have that specific training and experience benefit...

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A phone call to your local Toyota dealers Parts Department will provide the correct information for you.

Advance Auto Parts, Autozone or any other competent auto parts store. Used -> http://www.Car-Part.com

A local Toyota dealerships Parts Department or other local auto parts store should be able to help.

Your best shot at getting help with it is to take the vehicle back to the Toyota dealer you purchased it from. They will take care of it under warranty.

The 0W-20 viscosity is not recommended for that engine.

Without being able to have a hands-on diagnosis, your guess is good as anyone's I'm afraid. Might be time to hire a professional automotive technician.

Take your hand and drag it across the tread of the tire going towards the front of the car and then do the same thing instead this time in the other direction. I'm willing to bet you will notice some scalloping/out of alignment wear. Again, a hit that hard had to have knocked the alignment out...

A tire pressure sensor alerting you to low tire pressure is an indication that a tire is low on air. Any tire can get punctured. It's not a problem, that's just life.

With uneven tire wear showing already, get the 4-wheel alignment done as soon as possible, or you'll be buying new tires over and over. That gets expensive. An out of align vehicle also consumes more fuel than a properly aligned vehicle and will also put a lot of stress, wear and tear on...

Welcome aboard! :) An impact that hard will definitely knock the car out of alignment. Front wheel drive cars wont pull left or right from being out of align, unless it is severe. What happens is the tires will wear unevenly and then the car will pull left or right because of the uneven wear...

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Glad to be of help. The car will need a four wheel alignment and not just a front end alignment. Trying to align only the front end of a vehicle that requires a four wheel alignment wont be doing anything but wasting your money.

I don't know and it will vary depending on the year and model, but a Toyota dealerships Parts Department could tell you.

That's correct, it's not necessary to remove the fuel tank to replace the fuel filter, (which is in-line with the fuel line), but with most vehicles it is necessary to remove the fuel tank to replace the fuel pump inside of it that failed because of a neglected fuel filter causing it to fail...