Wow, thanks for sharing mmorozov, looks like the dealership made a huge difference and I'm glad your vehicle ride is improved!

 

I am in the initial stage of a run around on the wind noise.

If rolling the window down a nudge solves it, then it can be solved.

Don't understand the acting like this is a mystery.

keek

 

Lexus had my car 19 days replaced the windows and some bushings and the noise is still there and very apparent

 

[QUOTE=mmorozov;3039232..............
>the vehicle combined with unrealistic expectations from customers.

Looks like "unrealistic expectations" are quite realistic if they can be fixed with the TSIB, as confirmed by many people.

I also had an unrealistic expectation of a smooth drive in my LS460........... .

My advice to you all. If something doesn't feel right - find the dealership that will not ignore your problems.[/QUOTE]



Concur. I had similar vibrations from the front end took my LS460L in at 1,000 miles and the dealer balanced the tires. The vibrations disappeared to a great extent but it was still slightly there, So subtle that a passenger wouldn't have noticed it but I found this to be unexceptable, especially after coming out of LS400 to LS430 to LS460L. I took the car back to the dealer at 5,000 miles and had a tech ride with me. They replaced the front two "Dunlop" tires and balanced all the four. All done at no cost with no hassle; supposedlly the two front tires were "out of round".

 

Welcome to CL, and thanks for sharing your experiences, CEOEngr! Glad they took care of the vibration in your LS 460 L!

 

Oh yea, my favorite is PG001-06: Battery Maintenance for In-Stock Vehicles & Pre-Delivery: All Models & Model Years (Revised). It was electrifying!

I had bookmarked your page from before, but thanks for the update/reminder Clam!

 

This is a great thread on TSIBs. Does anyone have an recent updates from the October 2007?