Thanks, I found the pen holder and used it for my tire air gauge. Hope I remember that is where I put it. I know how to move the front headrests up and down but how do you adjust them front to rear? I tried but they do not seen to move. This is if the 2020 is the same.

 

Why do you need a your gage? The car displays the tire pressures on instrument cluster, live.

 

Old habits die hard, it just transferred from car to car for years, also the pen I had in the console was too wide to fit.

 

The car display is not accurate compared to the other tire pressure readers I own. On the other hand my Macan is spot on.

 

If they do move, you push them from the rear, the side closest to the window. You push towards the front of the car, short and fast, they're like spring loaded. I actually thought that was a good idea for the gauge, I carry one, too. Why? True...force of habit, but sometimes you can throw a light and it's the spare tire. Suppose there's a slow leak and it throws a light, if it's like the rt rr and I stop for air, I don't want to run back to jump in the car to check the pressure. Call me crazy, I'm a car guy! I carry tools, too. Basic wrenches, screwdrivers, pliers, wire cutters, crescent wrench, Gorilla lug wrench, knife, a jump box (Audew) etc. Not everybody calls Lexus to get their car towed.

 

If Lexus pays for the dealers to 'Prep' the cars, why is there a "Dealers Prep and delivery" charge to buyers???

 

The delivery charge is for the truck getting the car from the factory to the dealer. As far as the prep charge, I don’t know, as every state has different laws on what fees a dealer can charge.

 

Where did you order the AA wireless from? Was an 'Appleplay" available? Picking up our 450h on Monday. I have an android, my wife has Apple. Never use autoplay, but my tech-savy grandaughters insist I come into the 20th Century(they say I will never make the 21st....).

 

Most 'onboard' pressure readers are a questimate at best. On my Cadillac I kept getting a "Low Pressure" right front reading. When I checked, it was well in limits. Finally check all 4, and discovered dealer had rotated tires, and not updated the location of the readers. Right rear was actually the low tire. Another reason I am not buying another Cadillac.

 

I had a similar experience but discovered that it was simply that the air conditioning for the seats was turned on (future like heated seats in the winter, but AC for summers).

 

2017 RX 350 with 1 mile range left with gas on freeway

 

If mine says range 0 (or blank), I can usually fill up with no more than 16gal. I think the tank is 19.2. My Genesis did the same thing. They don't want you to run to empty (fuel pump cooling?).

I had a Saab 9-5 that had an accurate range display. When it went to 0, the car sputtered to a stop. REALLY empty. I actually did that twice. Yes, I'm that stupid.

 

The key fob has a feature which allows you to shut it off. The manual states its a way to save the fob's battery. Another benefit is preventing a thief from cloning the fobs signal and steeling your car. But this also helps when washing or waxing your car. Every time a soapy sponge passes across a door handle, the car will lock or unlock. Passing the sponge across the rear hatch logo may also activate the hatch to open. (On 2016-2019 models). Shutting off the fob prevents this from happening.
To activate the feature, press the lock button. While the lock button is still depressed, press the unlock button twice. A confirmation red light on the fob will blink 4 times. To "awaken" the fob, press any button. This works on my 2021 RX and I hope it also applies on 2016-2019 models.

 

That's an incredibly helpful tip, thank you!

 

This is INVALUABLE! Thanks!!!

Used this tip when washing the RX and Prius Prime today; saved me the headache of the constant beeping and locking/unlocking.