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The fact that it has 18" tires means it was not the high priced model with all the bells and whistles offered on the Lexus Bread and Butter model, as they choose to call it. So, there is less options to go bad in the next 10 years. 20" tires are incompatible in areas that have a lot of high profile curbs that can tear up your fancy rims. And you have more rubber between the rim and the road with 18" tires. If it's a lease car, the records are at the dealership. I still avoid lease cars. I look at them as rentals with 3 years on the contract instead of 3 days. I look for cars that did not spend 24/7 ouside of a garage. You can tell because the Sun takes a toll on vinyl and rubber parts. Commuter vehicles spend every work day in the sun. Retired people go out for brief periods like I do and put the RX-350 back in the hanger. Just some thoughts...