mich

The reason your RX is pulling is because of the new tires. With a front wheel drive vehicle you need to replace both tires on an axle at the same time. They need to rotate the right tire from the back to the front. That way you have both new tires on the front. Your RX should not idle that high either, it should be just over 500 rpm, once the engine has warmed up. Good Luck.

I'm afraid there is no adjustment for that.

I saw your post on the other Lexus forum. If they have the car for a couple of days it's more than a ding. Whether it shows up on car-fax or not is irrelevant as you have a damaged vehicle, how much are you paying? Do yourself a favor and walk now, you are only going to torment yourself with all this. Find another RX.

When I picked mine up from the Dealer they had 45 psi in the tires. Needless to say it did not ride that great. Let the pressure out and nice improvement. I do have the 19's with Michelin's.

I have read on other sites about the difference between the Canada and Japan built RX's. When I bought mine I insisted it be Japan built. To many complaints about the Canadian ones. The cost for the hybrid did not out way the savings in gas. I read somewhere you have to drive 80k miles to break even. I don't keep a car that long. So I bought a regular RX. Good Luck.

I have the heads-up display on my RX and I do not have the Sport Package. It was packaged with the Luxury Package. I am picking up my second 2010 RX next week and it has the heads-up too. It just came over on the boat from Japan. I love this feature, I didn't think I would like it but it is great.