One thing holding me back from buying the es300 is im afraid of nuluxe, I really want
06-25-13, 06:32 AM
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Isn't that what he said? 
To each his own, but I prefer the feel of the 18's over the 17's. Road noise isn't that big of a deal on the roads I travel. Thad said, the Bridgestone's will be swapped on mine as soon as I can find an excuse to give the wife.
Never been a fan of theirs.
To each his own, but I prefer the feel of the 18's over the 17's. Road noise isn't that big of a deal on the roads I travel. Thad said, the Bridgestone's will be swapped on mine as soon as I can find an excuse to give the wife.
Never been a fan of theirs.
06-25-13, 09:05 AM
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Isn't that what he said?
To each his own, but I prefer the feel of the 18's over the 17's. Road noise isn't that big of a deal on the roads I travel. Thad said, the Bridgestone's will be swapped on mine as soon as I can find an excuse to give the wife. Never been a fan of theirs.
To each his own, but I prefer the feel of the 18's over the 17's. Road noise isn't that big of a deal on the roads I travel. Thad said, the Bridgestone's will be swapped on mine as soon as I can find an excuse to give the wife.
Never been a fan of theirs.appears I read that statement wrong...
09-02-16, 07:05 AM
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09-03-16, 04:35 AM
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My 2016 ES 350 has Nuluxe and the heated/ventilated seats option. I just keep the ventilation fan on the middle setting all the time and it really makes the seat more comfortable on these warmer days. I set the a/c to flow from vents and floor (a suggestion in found on this forum), and it doesn't take long to feel the cooling effect.
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