Ronnyboy

Is there a Motor which connects to the existing mirrors allowing it to fold away?

They Both look good i guess. Looks wise, my preference is the 2010 SX6 as i love the clear Taillights :)

You may consider the Dynamat sound deadener, should be able to pick them up from an car Audio store, Most Camry's (after 2002) have 6 X 9s, that could also cause a bit of difference in sound..

Theres an active post with a similar question, see below Aurion/Camry Foldaway Side Mirrors

Not These ones are they? Hybrid with Decal

This is a really useful link. might come in handy......

When mine needed replacing i saw the Toyota Service Tech removing the back seat and changing it from there, Looks like its the same process for the Aurions as mentioned above :)

Didnt know what Show chains were until tonight, Managed to find some info on Google. Looks like a good one to get is the Konig Magic T2 brand is approx $260 Or you can get the Konig K-summit brand from approx $540 Heres a few links i found Handy...... Click Here 1 Click Here 2

Should be in the service manual, Your Toyota Service centre should be able to take care of all that:)

Dont think this one will release in Australia... Then again i thought the same about the Rukus being released here.....

yep thats the one :) I need to get some of those clips for the Corolla, I have Switches on mine which i use to use for Neon lights but now i need to get rid of those switches. Not sure what its called though

You need to be a bit more specific. What model Camry are you on about? If its those spacer clips your talking about then you need something thin to pull it out, you can also pull out the Centre console or if you can reach it from the gap where your handbrake is you should be able to pull it out...

Use these wheels for now and if you feel its not safe or it doesnt meet your expectations, Change them to Bridgestones.:)

Thats not a bad idea.. Will be fun :)

Yep, posted this above for him, and yes, its a great idea to keep this in the glovebox :)

That's so True.......... I for one totally agree with you there Ronny boy,being in my mid 40s (ol bas*ard) its good to be able to give out help and offer advise with out being ridiculed and to also recieve advise which has helped me out and no doubt many others, thanks fellow TOCAU members Because the spam thread is so mature LOL, We are one, but we are many..... :P

Thats right, the cops were correct. After i relised the incorrect tyre size that was on the rolla i edited my post. He would have received a fine aswell for the defect but theres no use fighting it as its pointless.

Go for either Yokohama, Bridgestone or Kumho Tyres

I just replied to this on the Camry Forum.... Double post.......

Yes i agree,That is absolutely spot on.

You can get the Govt to pay. in NSW its called HECS, not sure what its called in the other states. once you start earning over a certain amount the ATO will then take money from your pay each week.

Niceeeee,,,,, Really suits the car :)

That makes two of us. Me aswell... :) I think what the OP is asking is if its normal for the front tyres on an aurion to be in an angle if the steering wheel is completely steered to the left or right...... Im pretty sure thats normal. Feel free to correct me :)

Those are the Brand tyres my Grandad has on his 94 model Camry. He doesnt really mind those tyres as he only take the car to work,shopping and families places (which is all near by) Plus he usually stays 5-10 KM's under the speed limit. I once had to drive his car in the rain at night and the performance and handling were fairly poor. Realisticly it comes down to your personal choice - If your happy with it then keep it, it also depends on the condition your going to drive in. If you do drive in poor conditions then id say its a good idea to have better performing tyres. I noticed that your about the same age as my grandad, so its a good idea to take into consideration on how far you drive and your driving style.

Corolla is faster. VRX just has more features.